WASHINGTON-The Federal Communications Commission .
I, JACK GURNETTOur Orange County Commissioners [Special to Orlando Morning Sentioell *.
announced yesterday that Orlando Daily Newspapers -
[ On Staff
Correspondent
this WINTER HAVEN The_
expectto
Florida's orange market Inc.. had been granted a permit to install a standard morning
the 1946 tax assessment Florida citrus industry :
in a decided slump with the I AM ,radio station, using 10,000 watts during the day approve roll in view of the striving to eliminate off- :

lowest auction and FOB I and 5,000 watts at night on 990 kilocycles. t '
of Circuit sizes and grades by process-
ruling yesterday
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prices in many years, will The proposed here. with decision the usual was announced 20-* (Judge A. O Kanner which states ) 4'4 i ing fruit was dealt a severe_ .

make a comeback and stab-"day interval before the decision I that Tax Assessor Jim Burden is // 1 to.4f 5 ..- '. blow here yesterday when the_ :
Ii
llze itself within 10 days to two I(is made final. :not required to carry out the resolution Icy rF' I I frftlf-mijjion dollar canning plantof tI

weeks! -If the Industry holds back of the Commissioners authorizing ,. i
i At the same time the FCC announced ( I Bordo Products Co. located just
shipments to a normal flow and i its proposed decision to I a 25 per cent reduction % t.ese. outside the city limits adjacent to fI

allows the trade to "catch up with I'deny the application of Fred Mizer I In valuations on 92 pieces of property I V - -' I the SAL depot. was destroyed by : f

itself and to dispose of fruit now of Miami for a station on the ( on N. Orange Ave. l ,. ''fire. ;

This was the opinion last night The transmitter will be located the County Commissioners said I % y//// i when a welding torch. tank exploded !

of 11 of the States most prominent : at Woodsmere eight miles from yesterday that because 1945 taxes f 'p. -i. in the southeast end of the i

Independent and co-operative!Orlando. Exact location of the .01k (Ir''II become due today and the officeof / : building the fire swept through

citrus men-but they warned that I studio will be announced later. It''t Carl Jackson county tax collector ( ) the huge plant. About 900 men

"the honeymoon is over" as far as ; will be within corporation limits. is already behind on / and women who had just started i f a

high prices, prevalent through I I The Orlando Daily Newspapers. routine work of preparing tax to work a few days ago fled to

the war ;years are concerned-and Inc.. also hold a permit for the ,statements no further delay is I II ; safety and a children nursery.. '

that growers generally will have to I most powerful frequency modulation I anticipated in certifying the tas established to care for youngsters

revise their thinking as to -on station to be granted in FlorIda roll as prepared by Burden. while their mothers worked was:
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tree returns. I thus far. subject to approval The controversial Issue between quickly evacuated. *

There are many factors to I of engineering by the Federal : the tax assessor and f One IUD Athey Daniel 2*. ofI

consider In placing the responsibility Communications Commission. p County Commissioners, based on t\ I Eagle: Lake. who was handling .

for today low market. j i Erection of the AM station i the question of whether or not i I the torch repairing some ma .iJ iJt

,these men point out. first, last will cost approximately $UII ,- .i the Commissioners have a right V'I t( ehlnery in the juicing section

weeks shipments of around I 000. while the FM station will to authorize blanket reductions / '

t.lM ears put the trade In a Jittery cost only about half that amount on property. values, has existed t (See Picture. Page 11) ..

.weather has prevailed over most the Orlando Daily Newspapers. Newark in 1944 She charged Judge Kanner of Stuart heard Cotton Stocks 1 sions of blood to counteract
I
of the.market areas somewhat" unseasonable -'In.c.. believes the new radio station mental cruelty and said they separated -,the arguments here 1a.steek.. OPA Removes UN Assembly ; shock were given He was given

but not conducive to I will be a great asset to Or- Wednesday. Judge Kanner cited the fact I, 1 Prices Advance i only a **slim chance of recove

the sale of record-breaking quantities -I lando. I IIt I I.that Burden had refused to carryout ry. :S

of fresh citrus. Too. huge will be the purpose of this the Commissioners' resolution -, More Ceilings 'tin Big RalliesNEW 1 \ Handling upwards of 10.00 boxes.

supplies of other fresh fruits and i station to render public service to Joe Hendricks : ordering the reduction of the i I: YORK lAP] Cotton and Adopfs AgendaNEW of grapefruit a day mostly for ... .
I ;
vegetables many of them going ;' increase for the 1946-47 tax roll
!this section of Florida. We will do stock rrcrd forward DeCk and sccWoolztug.! the plan was impor ,,4"
begging for a market anew low :,all in our power to serve minority Iou the .grounds' it constituted a I' WASHINGTONfAP]-The neck in churning trade yesterday YORK [AP] The tantLiecauae1twnsgmingsnout.4) .

tomatoes cSTtrack in Philadelphiaone ''dersen I state L '"No expense wlll i : ww general assessment on those tions several times in the stock i fresh fruit packing operationsand -
local boards
1,642 to close
,
up exchange and prices surged up in a surprising burst of speed
_day recently and many dealer I be spared to give the finest radio !i I i properties, and further, that the one of the sharpest rallies in the had set the pace ,for this

*reporting losses of $800 to $900 service known to this section of >1. Supporting his stand on the:1 i I action of n'e Board of Equalization shop Nov. 4 and, pushing on - --- -- -- unanimously decided last 1 grade fruit. paying $1.73 a box

big losses on Florida" was ; in conformity of thelaw. with decontrol took ceilingsoff to Russia's delivered.
a car on grapes. Andersen also said that although Crosser Bill amending the (See Markets Page 20) night give armaments \

pears peaches. plums and apples. no negotiations had been railroad retirement act and ;i This contention was upheld hats, handbags neckties and 1i 1--- limitation proposals and The headquarters of the company -

Many of those who discussed made by Orlando Daily News- I I by Judge Kanner I II some other appareL i past seven years. Leading rail and the Spanish question a thorough are in Chicago with Nods
pointing out that in his 10'', Further. Judge Kanner cited the industrial issues the advance Bach, plant manager in charge
topped
I with network yet | -
the matter said that it is apparent papers. Inc. a I Clothing removed from ceilings i airing and cleared the way for here. He could not be reached at
fact that "of all the of
with
parcels of $I to
that the average consumer has rearranged I however.station will establishment provide an of opportunity a new- years in Congress Central i I land in the tax roll the only ones represented 10 per cent of the than 17 a share gains more II I Ii [consideration of a long list of oth- a late hour for an estimate u to

his or her ideas of food Florida "has received more benefits which values '.total. on a dollar basis. Other Cotton
fluctuated
changed
for all networks to be upon were i I violently upon J er problems facing the delegates : [Continued on Page 7, CoL 4]
Talues-and that when. for instance heard in Central florida. that it has in the entire his- I by the Board of Equalization are items decontrolled Included silver, I resumption of trading after Wed- !'of 51 nations.

apples are selling cheaper tory of the State" Cong. Joe :'I the 92 parcels involved in the steel tubing and alloy steel house- : ne daY'1I suspension of business. ,: The assembly adopted the 56-
Special attention will be given I proceeding : Heavy liquidating sales battered j The WeatherORLANDO
I, rural Hendricks last night charged his; hold scouring powders and iron ;'!
to appealing to item
Continued on Page 11: CoL '] programs away at opening advances. Some agenda presented by the *
communities surrounding Or' opponent M J, Moss, Jr., GOP I "The tax equalization statutes ore that is shipped after next i prices declined temporarily but I I steering committee with little debate AND VICINITY;
'lando. Counties which will be candidate, with I do not contemplate a blanket Jan. 1.Here. snapped back and the market Partly cloudy today and tomorrow
Muller misconstruingfacts horizontal cut each of It thus made for some
Dr. H. J. on parcel I up with
able to hear broadcasts from is the complete list of closed with. net gains of $4.75: to I scattered afternoon
in connection with
issues land. as was done by action of
I.of the time lost by the weeksspeeches showers.
the new station are Orange Os- $10 a baleI '
Gets Nobel Prize I cmla. Brevard Pou. Indian River. raised in the 5th District cam-i the Board .( Equalization under clothing and apparel items decontrolled I in general debate which *
the circumstances In the instant
Lake. olusU.. FUgler. MarIan ,paign. I : I Three Women Killed were completed yesterday morning Cracker Jim Sez .
I
WASHINGTON lAP Some Sumter, Pasco and Hills- I lease. : Bathing suits and trunks belts, when the Soviet Ukrainian foreign :

Japanese exposed to the atomic I bore.I WDBO.Speaking Hendricks over Radio said Station in regard "Accordingly" the ruling continued suspenders garters and hose sup In Greece Battles minister Dmitri Manuilsky I Ole Squire Larkin is shore hop-
ill''I Oros'ser "the County Assessor of porters, neckties. hats and caps unleashed a heated attack on Cuba pin mad this morain. He was woke
also are to the amendment
hereditary Orlando ,
bomb may transmit newspapers I and Australia for advocating up aroun midnite last
Taxes is not required to carry out hat bodies and trimmings millinery -I ATHENS APt Three women nile by that
effects to their descendants for i planning to experiment with Fax- he has told the fruit the resolution adopted by the \eils. dress and semi-dress members! of leftist; bands were changes in the veto system. ole plow mule of hlsm maim a
method of broadcastingthe that because of this bill .
centuries, Dr. Herman J. Muller I simile. a growers Board of Equalization," said Judge fabric gloves and mittens handbags among 37 persons killed in clashes The time that the Soviet arms racket sompinawful.
word.VrGB3 and because of the increased
printed Kanner in his ruling in the case. men 5 and boys' scarfs and in violence-ridden areas of Greece.pre plan and Spain will be taken up He went
last night. Miami is the only
said in benefits that the railroad men 1
I
remains indefinite but it out in the back
Asked for comment on the mufflers. s dispatches said yesterday. is expected -
the results
If they could foresee ether 10.000att station in Florida would receive, the railroads
that the yard to see what
ruling Assessor Burden said It was the first time that assembly's political
1.000 ;years from now he added. would be compelled to ask the "None. I knew I was right in my Wardrobe bags laundry bags women were reported participatingin committee. to which they were was the matter
they might consider themselves Orlandoans who went to Washington I Interstate Commerce Commission method of assessing" except those for industrial purposes battles against Government referred, will lose little time in and some of them
more fortunate if the bomb had to testify in behalf of the for a 25 per cent increase mens collars shoe bags forces. The dispatches told of two I sending them to the floor. I prankin youngms All>
killed them. Orlando Daily Newspapers application -, in freight rates. make-up and shampoo capes, done got that
Jewish Woman HonoredNEW women killed in a raid on a gendarmerie -
Dr. Muller geneticist; at the wereNathan : facial tissue There was a brief flurry after '
I containers arm mule on top of
I "His statements the fruitgrowers station on the Verriako-
to
University of Indiana. received reportErs Koenig. executive assistant ; the agenda was adopted. Australia -
YORK [LAP Mrs. David bands shopping" bans cosmetic his barn. That
zane road in which five other band
after being informed he I to Secretary Departmentof ; and other growers of the M Levy. chairman of the National bags, handkerchief bags, stocking members one gendarme and 's N. J. 0 Makm pproposed roof was plumb! *
State that this bill would one
had been awarded the Nobel Prize Agriculture; H. E Van Sur- cause Women Division of the United caws, lingerie cases. civilian were slain and of that items should be referred to slippery from the rain an the wind
one
in medicine and physiology for dam; Brantley Burcham. presi- an increase of 20 cents a box on Jewish Appeal. has been cited the woman and 18 leftists killed in a committee only after debate in was, uncomfortable cold. but the
every box of oranges shipped anda Beach bags. pot holders. muff
work in heredity. I ident. Orlando school trustees; Jewish woman of the year" by the !similar attack at Keropotanos near the assembly} The assembly squire was up the rest of the night
increase other bags
corresponding on powder puffs bottle
I Walton McJordan. president. National Council of Jewish warmers Grevena. president. Paul-Henri Spaak, talkin to that critter to keepin

Tonight's Movies I Greater Orlando Chamber of (Continued on Page 7. Col. 2] Women for "the most notable contribution .shoulder sanitary pads belts. ammunitionbelts bunal and Philip Noel-Baker. of Britain him from fallin off an gettin hurt.
BKACHAMCenTO ........" I.3S.1.3S Commerce: to human welfare during garments objected it would take too He cent into town about daybreakfor
130. 135. 2550Kv Lloyd Gahr. former chairman 1946." knitted outerwear tights Two Find Marital Bliss much time and Makm withdrew some rope and piXies to get
330. ....... :3.30. and apparel and
apparel
: c.nen : Red Cross campaign and former Two British i accessories his motion on Spaak urging him down. with. Iffen the squire

I 30-COLONY 7.25. :1 25.'II'- 131. H. 717. .35_ president Sportsman's ..#.osIin.: Ooops! Missed Parade! specially designed for and In the Rough Too Tough An expected floor catches them rascals what put that;
used in fight between
exclusively baseball softball
"S, U" 2 30. 5 4S. district chairmanBoy -
u & Wolfe.
GRAliD: for Con Claude Soldiers Killed i mule on that barn their hide wonthold
( iJ. TM SLoe ia O.er." 1.00. 4 15. 1.2*. Scouts of America; 1... B. Mc- I FORT MYERS IAP! R 1.. Teel basketball boxing wrestling, CHICAGO [fUPl! While Mrs. South' Africa and India over India shucks when be finishes with
I football soccer fencing lacrosse, Genevieve Schuh. 24 was granteda s complaint that South Africa
Vane CJrien.310: Leod president Florida Livestock i 43. painter heard a Halloween em.
MLTO: "Su" JERUSALEM Palestine IUP1A divorce yesterday after she testified .is
Joan." 1.00. 4 OS. The Rev John Brans- He work ;hockey and horse racing mistreating Indian Nationals .
e 16. ..23 Clo4' ;Exposition; band of Jewish bomb-throwers i parade was passing quit her husband. Donald 201.stru'k failed
:comb. pastor, First Methodist but Teel said he forgot he was i i to develop when Spaak an- j TOO.t
UoJU -..ana..llr. Beauralr.345 damaged the huge Ras El Ain her with a dressed chicken nounced I TIDES
: both sides
Fannera la TUae" UO I Church; Maj. Henry P. McDon- painting a hotel third story and''' Two Suspects Held had agreed Da"T_ Hick, 1147 a Hand .
00 10 10. Airfield near Jerusalem last night when she refused; to cook it for
that .. ....
the .
dispute should 1203 Lo
!laid K.C. go to the pm a ]O and a soCocaa
Salvation Army
4DBn"w "Sttiurt ia LI Doredo.7 .- of the ; and killed two British soldiers in stepped off into space 30 feet ROME I API I Police seized two him at 2 a.m.. the Rev. Joshua political and legal for p...
"."" Pneubf: !Moore. former Orange County a 35-m nute gun battle follow ing from the ground. He suffered two suspects last night: for questioning Napoleon Wordlaw. Baptist minister 'action. committees soarS T_ Hick. 11 2V a.. and .
and i143pM.tsw5i0a:
APOPK4The" Clock mrl ChambrrmiiulCELAND farm demonstration agent the! explosions I broken heels.Wagner in the timebomb explosion which. sought a divorce and' an InJunctIon The assembly took its first vote ........- ..i.t Tdon High ssdOiOp.11..2 ....
of asnd
ERMONT-Monsieur: Diai _a lIc.InDR5- Karl Lehmann.In The attackers withdrew when wrecked a wing of the block-long restraining his wife from when Cuba. i200 ...... Low I.J$ ._. ssd I."ID. .>>
: objecting to Its .
800 citizens veto
," Pert! Ba tD"us '. addition more than British biting his ..
i'O Fttte 8w n er RAF reinforcements rushed to the Raps Brewster embassy earlier yesterday nosMeat .
Kil: of Orange County and Central proposals; going to the political : Sua P1mm Riae 838; Sets 'tL
T-Lo field Their casualties were not II Giomale Della Sera said the ,
: r "Coow BackSheriH Florida wrote letters to the known. WASHINGTON i I A P 1 Sen. suspects; were two foreigners." Firm Found committee alone suggested that it LOCAL TECpgCayuCts
.'OROViUND'g.dw.od: & "'s- remand. V.U.".. FCC supporting the application of Wagner ID-N. Y.1 I declared yes- Guilty be assigned to the political and sororded by V.8. Weather BIUUI St
HADfES CITY: -Yellow Row ol Teia. the newspapers. terday that Sen. Brewster 1RMe PHILADELPHIA (IAPI Armour legal committees The vote was IlhllJClJ Ar.on:
"'Talk About a LOSY.. : Jop Kidnapper Sentenced .). had indulged< in "a desperate Theft Suspect HuntedNEW &: Co Chicazo Meat Packing firm 11 for Cuba. and 18 against. with ian Maaha.m ;a Sialaron i .7

bat was found guilty .f conspiring plain yesterday that there still is only one way Argentina,'SOURI CAPI Pres. Truman trav- ONIONS, 31bS.I _.-..... ........
with CoL Jack Decant can establish friendly relations with the United States: 'tiled home yesterday to vote in :
FRANK VRT.Germany IAPJ A and his wife.WAC Capt. Kath- Throw the Nazis out. the Tuesday elections which will I
leen Nash Dmrant.to convert the 1 bear crucially: on his Job as Chief State
that Y.
jniUUty court of Byrnes emphasized
10 U.S. ( :
Armj ,
gems to their wn use and re- Executive for the next two Jears.1 .29cCaL
colonels: convicted Uaj. David F. calving a per ea."weU knowing He and Pres.Truman have eomj I I For the most part the Presidenthas CAULIFLOWER 31bs.I ..
._
Watson, Bartlng mCal, yester-i them to be stolen." t Secretary Peron a Government expelled steered clear of the Fan campaigning __
.
day of conspiracy and receiving Present in the court room was :Sad agents In line with its but Presidential Seere-
stolen property in the 11,500000,. chief architect of the US. stand Charles Ross said Mr. Tru-.
I Albert J Watson. HOlsborough. pledges. i[i tary .
Hesse family Jewel thele and sen-'I Cal.his father.WALirS I toward Argentina: Braden has no I'I'I I Yesterday's assertions by Byrnes,man might appear on the train leebere-l-Des.Size -
,intention of resigning: Byrnes has 25c'LETTUCE
undoubtedly were prompted by recent platform at St. Louis. Jefferson -
I no intention of! I reports that Braden would.I City and Sedalia. 2 heads ..__ .. .
asking him to --- --
I Braden wiH r I resign because of opposition to his;i )Ir. Truman is passing 111' a .
quit: _
GROCERYPHONE I. continue to administer !I Argentine policy. I|i hometown Democratic rally tonight ALLPOPULAR
Byrnes also] pictured the road to In Independence,at which I
the '
2-1487 allied agreement on a peace treaty i, Boose Speaker Barbara Is to Fresh Green striqleM 27

WE DELIVERSPEClnLFRIDAY State American ment's Depart-Latin Affairs! I i for For Germany a start as he long said and he is rocky.sumtmoning i i speak.him on the Rayburn train. accompanied ; BRANDSCIGARETTES BEANS, 2 1&$. _.________......:....- c.
I top American occupation:
Division underByrnes' Mr. Truman to visit
officials in Germany: home for planned
AND SATURDAY direction with his mother. Mrs. Martha E.
consultations to precede a New
and the U.s Truman. 93 and his sister. Miss Fancy RipeTOMATOES
York meeting in which the Biz
I IF
policy towardArgent1Da. Jane Truman in Grandview.Mo. .1Itc
Barbecued Chickens ___________ 79 lb. .. as I Four German foreign treaty ministers question.take up the .Mary_ tonight.session. I lb. carton .......

Round Steak _________________ .49 lb. i Byrnes ee teased April by 8. --ea- LL Gen. Lucius D. Clay deputy : _
American military governor in rather than taking up the
Sirloin and T-Bone ____________ .54 lb. I remains, in at force.Byrnes that. time said. ineffect Germany and his political adviser.'problems one at a time. He replied Pkg 18c Keel DendomAPPLES 290
Ambassador Robert D. Murphy that agreement is difficult enoughto
All Beef Slew ________________ .43 lb. tictpate, the in C.a S.would Fan-American not par- have been asked to join Byrnes in achieve when issues.are taken 2 lbsa _.._______..........:
he added. ,
New York about Nov. 10. Byrnes :up piecemeal
Hamburger __________________ .40 lb. I Argentina military defense until Gen.treaty Juan with D. 'said. Tartly. Byrnes said be wished
_
Twnalcps! No. 2 can _____________ .23 I- -S Ca For I slated The to foreign begin discussions ministers TuesI are I I anyone all the who outstanding could get agreementon issues at $1..80 Fresh Fancy 390
day on final drafts of Carton
Onions ______________________ .04 lb. i. BABY CHICKS treaties for Italy.Komama.peace Bul- make once would him Secretary get Pres." Truman of State.to CRANBERRIES, 1&. ._____...._....
.
c. r...n De en.i garia. Hungary and Finland.He
Potatoes __________________ 04 Ib. V ar- eke '-. has learned from experience I Byrnes also revealed that: ,
e c: r. on the other treaties. Byrnes said. The u.s. Information Service In z.kay
i CaJ. Bed
l Yugoslavia which was closed last
8SFN. that agreements frequently take a
FERN CREEK i CBECKEKBO long tune when concurrence by month for allegedly distnbuting 33
I FEED .YOKI: four persons-a unanimous jury. anti-Yugoslav propaganda win reopen GRAPES, 21bs- _..__..______..__...._
be called it--it always necessary. I within the next day or two
I. .1! Byrnes showed some irritation on a limited basis and he endorses
I when asked whether peace could the disarmament program laid ELDORADO CAL Honeydew RipeMELONS
I not be achieved more rapidly: if down before the UN General As- 12 0

HAGE BROTHERSSUPERMARKET !I the foreign to settle ministers all issues would on endeavor a- sembly R. Austin by as UJS a counter Delegate to the Warren Russian lb ........__..........------
worldwide basis and at a single disarmament proposalS. WINETOKAYSHERRY
Byrnes dismissed former Secretary -
i., of Commerce Henry A. Wallace -

1
: U the time to really stock up Larsen
on apples. We have them all Yeg-AIINo.2J7c
kinds of apples for cooking, eating / Del Monte Diced 1
and canning Buy they "or the
CarrosNo.233l2c!
wo.3oo pound or by the bushel but be 1
2 CAN S sure you buy plenty This years White Hoav Apple ,
L crop is the biggest and best .e Juice, 12-0%. ___ !2c :
hate right.e\er had and the price is t' Our FavoritePeas

i 'I r8J I The Assorted Press LOS ANGELES (CAP Douglas
I Buds burst into bloom in the Corrigan. 39, conceded yesterdaythat
REALNU northeastern United States yesterday he may not be elected next
as temperatures shot into week to the U. S. Senate as the ST. ORLpttOO, ilA.
CHOCOCATPUDDING the 80s making it one of the Prohibition party's candidate but 31 W C1W CN
warmest Halloweens on record but he will have had a lot of fun and .
rescue parties had to battle waist- have"done myself a lot of good
deep snow to reach isolated persons The man who made himselfthe
HEAVY! COLD WEATHER IS LATE! V/E MUST
in the Rocky Mountain area. nickname rwrong way" by OUR STOCK IS TOO
The unseasonable warmth flying away from New York-pre- MAKE ROOM FOR XMAS GOODS, SO WE'RE TAXING OUR LOSS!
brought new marks for the date sumably bound for Los Angelesin -
in New England and New York July 1938 and winding up in 21 TO GO! DOORS OPEN 9 A. M. FRIDAY; 9.30 SATURLAY. BE HERE!
JUST
City.which had a high of 80.Bos- Dublin Ireland has been carryIng !
ton's 81 broke a 50-year record.Dr. on a one-mon handbill cam- WOOL.COATSo. !
Paul Dempsey Massachusetts paign. GIRLS' ALL
State College said the warm "I havrn had any help from
spell was certain to cause some the Prohibition party and I
damage to bulbs and trees. DOUGLAS CORRIGAN haven been able to speak before
In New York where the I ...'won"t let me in such'group* a* service club i- : 197 WOMEN'S
because most of those fellows
w Weather Bureau said this October are
was! the warmest in the 75- dieted for New York today.with a 1 1I I r Democrats or Republicans or
history of the office and Wets and won t let a guy like me
;year maximum of about 60. AND GIRLS
also one of the driest gardeners I in." Broken sizes l AU 1'Li

found rose bushes in bloom and 10 Scouts To Attend I I Working men. he reported"like clean. new. desirable -
:
vegetable plants thriving.
many
o, my idea that the fellow who !Winter U near. $8.None DRESSYJACTS
l Even the fish hate been fooled. Arrow Conference drinks the most should pay the ,
New York fishery council said most tax on liquor: its lust like) on LayawaY
about 100 pounds of shad were Ten Orlando members! of theTipisa I the motorist who drives the most need rooml
s0jrr&E caught recently In fresh water Lodge!. Order of the Arrow has to pay the most in gasoline' as we
A streams along the New Jersey Central Florida Camping Honor taxes." I'I'I Come and get theml
KEfAS1W coast where the fish ordinarily go organization. will attend a weekend :- I Corrigan said he found people aellinq.BoyS' < .
to spawn only in Spring conference of the order at the liked the idea! that he was older-I 2nd floor /
In Utah the early snows made ,Jacksonville. Boy Scout Camp I"more experienced I guess"-than I
rescue of 33 snowbound persons which opens today either major candidate: Sen.
difficult but all mere reported Jim FranklIn. Chief of the local Knowland/, or Will Rogers Jr..I
brought to safety or in no immediate todgp ; Jl lead the Central Florida'delegati..n 34. j
danger A:Aberdeen, S D. the in taking Charge of the LAST'wN
dipped to 23 opening cam*i ire Pike :I 0 16'3 YOUR 4i
mercury Itena fan bt' tat+g jjijv,of wgtrr LE -
I Orlando Scout will
> a*
M' *rrf
saourl anti KMad hewer for:Ku.l hours wiiaouh hark.. -
,
r s.t*5 .ngmg up to 2.5O inches the confereure include 5r CHOICE! EACJ1
but farmers were hoping for a Franklin Robert Grosse Marvin INGRAM& INGRAM I S & I
heavy frost assertmg the corn still Ivey Walter Muroski. Jimmie OH LV
was too wet for cribbing Stone. Howard Gould. Bob Stme. i wpOLsw
Sharply cooler weather was pre- Hugh Whitehead C Eric Bishop, OPTOMETRISTSuccctiori 100% ALL What a Price! \/hat a Jacket!
and J. J Lighthiser
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U MEAD'S OPA Ceiling $14.751! Non. old
VENETIAN BLINDS I Frogs that climb trees burrow.I Mfht. Sundays Holiday I3M1M en Lay-away! All san finaL 2nd
and try to fly inhabit Mexico N. Oraaxa Ave P..... S3I4tAVBREAK4 floor celLng.
TAILORED TO MEASURE AND PROMPT DELIVERY 'l tropical forests
FULLY GUARANTEED-SMARTLY DECORATIVE - -- -. I

: rlanb. fllrmttng &Mtttnrl I|r I supervisor 'I Churchill Backs. _- __. -__- ,. _ -=-.:-C---: _ .-. --- --- i.
TWDAY- NOV. 1. 1948 PAGE S\\ Poll Officials I(Judge I
I i ty Atty.W. !World Armament
The flying gunard baa been 1,: ''I Legal I
known to knock sailors senseless I II the
i
Get Plan
as they stood on the deck of a Instructions I rect way Inspection \
chip. I votes: I LONDON. IAP1 Winston f
I I ballots;
''procedure Instructions on voting' and Churchill taking a stand similar'1 1I
i were given Orange 1 counties." I to that of.former Sen. Warren R.I
R.S.EVANS i County election officials at a'' After the Austin urged yesterday that the I
meeting last night at the Court
House. officers :United Nations ascertain the full I
RENTS CARS : ,
Most of the 176 Inspectors and one of the ;facts of world armaments by"an I
PHONE 4321 clerks who will In the 44 *of actual I
serve respective mark on it ;interchange military I
60 W. CENTRAL I The school precincts of attended.instruction was bring received that I facts ciprocallnspecUon"supported by among adequate aH na re-i| "Where Their Friends"SPECIAL
conducted by R.T.Tucker county in the tions. I .
Austin head of the U. S. delegation j
main open J I I of the UN. endorsed disI -I Ii 'Send HOME CONTROLLED
FARMERS RETAIL Tucker I armament proposals -
MARKET ers to made by
m N. GARL&n the Soviet Foreign 117 ROSALIND ..
to The Minister Molotov I
DAN'S BIG nel and I but added that :
CORNER
CUt-RCR Ar PARRAMORE tabulation I'effective S a f e-is -FOR- 455 N. ORANGE :
Polls guards by way of
FRUITS AND VEGETABLESGolden ,day from 7 inspection anti0thermeaU8" FRIDAY 8 SATURDAY i
Ripe Bananas should be incorporated -
FaaryEating And .. I Onions 7 lb. _'__ .25c I Pecan. into any .
Cooking Apples! 3 lb. 25c. Irish Potatoes 7 lb. .25e sales on the world plan.Churchill disarmament -
Homo Gros. Market 1 said / 1 f t'i'11'i4
Tender Beans 3 lb.. _.25e'Sweet Potatoes 4 lb. ..25c1I1I I record for at his home accepting i jipj / I fa
totaling 48 the freedom -
producers of the city Churchill
1 1I1I!!.1'!' IN OUR POULTRY DEPARTMENT \investigation ,I Fane IcebergLETTUCE '
'II 11'1/J/
639 N. GARLAND I '
ST. be "a great step forward in Itself U. S. NO. WHITE YORK IMPERIAL
I InA. i and may lead the :nay to others.!

.fRESH. GRADE"Au EXTRA LARGE EGGS DOZ.-_. .70c : In a as statement a further generally'reply to the regarded '1 1j PoIafoes532 each lOc APPLES 5. 37c :
lAu. 7hir" sad Necks -instigator of a new war' accusation ': .Ibs
i lb. 25c j
Breast, lb. .$1.00 made against him earlier this
--- ----
Livers lb. ._1.10'' Fryers Brower, ud lb. _m__.___h 75e I week: by Premier Stalin. Churchillsaid i ROME BEAUTY Sweet and JnlrvORANGES J FOR BAKING IDAHOPotatoes
Gizzards, lb. ___ 7k Roasting Hens, lb. 65c "We are told that one of the J
great evils from whIch we suffer;:

CoiaONMi SKtnAav TMAIMUotherwue in reading the report. he probably A Bk3 FOt ETCETC0 I read with great Interest the iT/vrH .

ttnnM have compared It with certain thines Which 5ETC..ETC.ANP WOW! story in Monday's paper under

Member ., Tbs *swelatad Prois are happening between Americans he?ding. Nation Warned Against
The Aisociatad Press IS ucIusaveq: _
titled to tile use for re-pubUcabon 01 an and Nazis today. Talk of Recession. It brings to
news Ihopatchea One of the most serious handi-
accredited
to tt or .
-
mind what little faith the people
((8 aba the local accredited new to published this paper......In.and caps to U. S. war preparednesswas have in this great country of ours.I .
the business between
AU rights for republIcation of special tie-ups ::
diapatcbea herein are also reserved.. American and German firms I.O. .Jrff( wonder how much we could have

PAGE' 6 FRIDAY. NOV. 1. 1948 Farben's monopoly agreement S : taken if the war had been fought
with Standard Oil of New Jersey over here and we faced what millions -

TODAY'S THOUGHTS prevented the United States from 1 do in every corner of the,, ,

And the king said unto him. How many times developing synthetic 'rubber and ;c-, globe. Just because we can't all .what
shall I kept the American public without get rich over night and keep piling some resembling roy J
adjure thee that thou tell me nothing __. ,, .. I palms. That condition is attained
but that which is true in the name of the Lord? rubber tires for four years. The!! ( try is up going more to is pot.no sign What the we coun-need by all the specimens as they get
-1 between the Aluminum
Kings 22:18.: monopoly
'
older. There are also
more than anything is to get our seven
* |Corporation of America and I. G. tainting straightened outThe Sabal Palmetto or cabbage pains

God blesses still the generous thought. 1 :Parben kent magnesium away proper slant will clear up any at 49 Alexander Place but no
And still the fitting word He speeds. from the A1D.ericanaircraft indua- i&i situation. royal palms.

And Truth. at His requiring taught. Truman try and retarded our productionof BUT NOW THE I M. B. To my knowledge there arc two

to shell out some hard cash K. E. Stockford, was even dressed in a U. S. U Schep complain about what Peg- 1 ;shore of lake Eola just a few feet

day now for the any Army uniform.; The other two were Mark Sand- WAL4PI1. __ lIi ler says about Roosevelt and his west of the little footbridge over
Community Chest drive
is strum! and Frank Page. family. I would like to ask the the stream from the lilly pond at
underway and it deserves the support of PITCHING HORSESHOES i gentlemen if they can rememberS the north east end of the park.

all of us.The Nail Easiness; Comeback: Significantly the men I back as far as 1932 when Charlie Anyone who does not know a royal

special gifts committee already has I they conferred with were Baron Kurt von Schroeder. Michaelson was hired by the Na- j palm should look at that tree

started its work and the the i tional Democratic Committee to where there is an excellent chanca
general campaign big Nazi banker who financed Hitler and I ,

itself gets underway Nov. 11. D;. Gerhard Westrick the Hitler agent who came !I That Careless Elegant LookI i Smear conduct Hoover what Campaign was called.? "The'S ,'of;for the comparison with near by trees!
species
Often we recall the old when to the United States in 1940 to urge American busIness ; commonly tailed
days, 1 Also can they remember the S ,, Cocos plumosa but more
_
leaders including I. T. & T. to keep the Unit- I correctly
scarcely a week went j late
by without some or- I BILLT ROSE old names the President called i j, called Arecastrum Romanzoffiainum.
an teddy bear with torn
ed States neutral. These two powerful Nazi figures a ear. "He wears his 1 -
ganization or another soliciting the fund I'm always auspIcious of a man who's too well clothes." she said ,the citizens who did not agree S I,: .
were not then neetIy.You Just let them
prisoners but
lived in
they needed to operate. How much better castle-thanks to their a German ,I dressed. I'm not talking about the fellow who'sneat hang on you." with him: Namely money diane"ens. j r There are also numerous palms
friendship with
is this concentrated American I mean the popinjay the Dapper Daniel with "I think ( economic Royalists princes of ;i about. town of a species known as
community-wide system big business. you're being picky I said. "My suit i ]privilege. holders of intrenchedgreed.
of taking care of most of All this that carelessly elegant look. That kind of carelessness fits like a glove." Seaforthia elcgana which may be
our giving at happened just after the end of the takes hours to i Copperheads Tories. parasites 1 mistaken for young royal
achieve i pains.
and
-- fellow
one time, under competent managementand w ar. no who "Like a love Is right she Ilnl d. "The : cheerful idiots? Examples of such
works for his dough has that much time for palms can be
planning. Now to get the significance, you have to study clothes sleeves come down ever your bands." W. P. GIBBS. seen in front of some of the homes

The Chest's goal requires little more the suppressed Roue report to see what happened '' My wife disagrees. She Welt maybe John Kieran knows the answer to on the south side of lake Lucerne.
than $1 at the start of the war. Pres. Truman obviously says I cooked up thisargument that kind of remark. I dont. I sat there and made:! I Palms At Alexander Place PHILIP C. REECE.
a from
all
person of the city's 55,000 l intends that this to excuse my own appearance. She says faces like Peter Loire. And then I
shall thought of
report stay supprPS!>ed. a pip. Not Winter Park.
when I Royals Botanist
men women and children for fulfillment. wear a herringbone Says
but this column has obtained a copy and is able "I dress this way, I told my frau. "because I I ,
But all these citizens of ours are not in a to publish WestrirL's own version of bis attempt suit. it looks as if .-. want to make people feel-good. If I were to walk Editor, Orlando Morning Sentinel: The temperature of a victim ef

position to give, so be ready to be as gener- to prevent the United States from aiding the the herring is still putting into the Stork all slicked up. 20 guys would be: ,of Since the study of botany is one cholera may rise after death says

ous as possible when a Chest worker gets Allies. up a struggle. She miserable. They'd sac to themselves. 'Look at that; j fession.my chief I have interests been and my pro-, the Encyclopedia Bntannica. The
interested
to your office or your home. It will be remembered that Hitler's whole Rose. Everybody took a bath in the stock market In limbs of dead persons also may
. the:
once asked me whether recent discussion: in your paper move due to peculiar
strategy was to bring all of Europe to its knees He sold short and made killing.' They'd nibble ,regarding the muscularcontractions.
Sears made i of
presence royal .
Commissioners Action before lethargic U. S. public opinion could realize behind up my topcoat 5.\"' \\ H on their hearts for the rest of the pight. When I I t ;palms in was particularly
Please Roebuck's \' -
what j! enter wearing what the well-dressed oiore
happening.
was
To this end Dr. Westriclt ; back. C pencil peddler surprised of the !
\ POUND OF that same merchant's was sent to the United States. The Rogge report j i Last !it / \ wears, they get happy. They figure I'm one away i collection of royal palms at 49
night we atone ii j "
.tt flesh is thine: tells the rest of the story I of those cafes were where ,.\ & I from the 9-ban. It costs me nothing. and I'm'' Alexander Place of which I had

"The court awards it. and the law doth "Westrick was well equipped with money," according j I'I the headwaiter looks like ", .. ,.1""j 'f,_ spreading sunshine."* ':not known so I made a trip thereto 17:30: 1 / )

give it"-Merchant of Venice. to the testimony of von Strempel. secret i| rightful King of [( see for my self. In the interests /
tary of the German Embassy Washington.. -He'' 1g I5 "My dear husband." said Eleanor elegantly 'of accuracy I wish to report that f /} > >
The court has ruled, the judge!,: decreed could use funds a double way. He had a dollar ,France suddenly I felt tIl "you're a cockeyed liar. If it wasn't too big rout 1 'the large palms there are not royal '

on the prolonged battle of North Orange fund and he said he could influence prominent ,' the wifely pinch under Y' be wearing your Rembrandt in your lapeL'S' palms. They are simply good specimens TONIGHT ,&)

Ave., property owners to get tax relief. businessmen through unfreezing their blocked 1 the table.Look at the" (4 "Look uKannoath I said. "I can be one of the popular Cocos ,,. /;

The ruling upheld Tax Assessor James credits in Germany. j ,man who just came in. of the 10 Best Dressed Men any time I.want to. plumosa so common in this sec '
whispered /
Burden's stand that the County Commis- "According to Thomsen Nazi Ambassador in Eleanor. "Whycant Last year Alfred Gwjrnne Vanderbilt was chosen tion. The trees are large and the "
'S .
'I you dress like that leaf bases have J.
%S Washington Westrick received one of America's 111 Best Dressed Mm. decayed leaving '- ."
sioners a salary from the '
were without authority to order I gave him the old up-and-down. He looked like "What has that the trunk smooth and therefore --- : "1.
to -
him to make Embassy of about (3,000 a month. got do with you? she in- .. ,
a blanket reduction in his a a a what, "Fortune" magazine hopes its subscribers look terrupted."Let '
- - -- --
evaluations of property. Uk,. To discredit hIm. I reached out into deep left
'
VestritVi Own Story: "This if Westrick's own account me finish I caid. "I asked Alf how come :
"But this bond does give thee here no of his trip." continues the Rogge report. field. he'd been picked.a ''>to .

Jot of blood"-Merchant of Venice. .. 'In 1939 I had a talk to Berlin with Secretary "ThatIall: of Distinction" I sneered "hap "111 be darned if I know.' said this nice guy.

So, gentlemen of the County Commis- of State Keppler and Col. Sosthenes Behn. pens to be AquiUnia Joe the notorious cardshark. 'I just got out of the Navy last week. My entire gtI \

sion, this ruling does not bar you from con- "I told Behn about the plan. Coming back to often.than His thumb has been" photographed more wardrobe consists of the beat-up suit I'm wearing. \

sidering each piece of North Orange Berlin I told Ambassador Dieckhoff that I was I Betty Grable."You're ." I hope to get some duds in a couple of weeks'." ,

erty separately. It does not prop willing to do the job. A few days later I had an interview making it up snapped my wife. "Very interesting." said Eleanor. "but how I 'Fl
prevent you with Ribbentrop himself. f Maybe I amI replied. "But what' so special would you get to be one of the It Best Dressed CANADA DRY I

from reconvening as a Board of Equalization Among those I saw in the United States were about"him? He's wearing a blue serge suit. So Men?" .r

and adjusting inequities. And this we Torkild Rieber of the Texas Co., Eberhard Faber 'am I. Very simple." I replied reaching for the check

believe you should do. of the Eater Co., James Mooney of General Motors. I a "I would change my name from Rose to Vander- ".:V\. 1) t

and Easel and HenryFord. I first saw Edsel Ford: Eleanor looked at me tenderly as if I were bilt." -

from the secretary of Henry Ford asking i VERY! TRULY YOURS "E :
me to )
;(
SLUMP IN the
rpHE citrus market of the come again to see Henry Ford. I Speech TeachersTo .

few days has not been a great surprise Keep (!. S. Neutral: 'I paid Mooney f of General

to those who have watched the Flor- Motors J a visit and on his own initiative he- : Meet TomorrowAt S What will The Nose* :ftf :

ida deal down through the years. told me that he and a group of other people had Pepper Says Midwest p wy to "'The Hoircuf? "

The golden era of war-time prices and to the intention of seeing the President and trying Rollins CollegeFlorida Find out tonight at .// ..t1 \': \
convince the President that h. should insist '
steady markets made of on I
some us forget our
sins and our short-comings. States normal political relations between the United Now Non-Isolationist Association of Teachersof 9:30 P. M. WDBO S7INGMEREDITH
and
Germany. This Speech will hold
was after Germany had a one-day con-
But with Government buying a thing of Invaded France. i Listen to
Belgium and Norway. ference at Annie Russell Theater.
the pact with price ceilings off all the j
If SEN. CLAUDE PEPPER Rollins College tomorrow. Howard JIMMY DURANTE WiiLSONWDBO f

old rules of supply and demand of quality TRY AND STOP ME My political tour on behalf of Democratic candidates Bailey professor of theater arts at esd GARRY MOORE
and size, of warm and cold weather I
for the House and the Rollins said last
Senate has taken night.
and of me into the States -.. ft. mlr t.aIghtI' !
competing fruits into tl BENNETT
got oper- CERF of Washington California ; A morning session will be
ation. THEN THE CASE Oregon. and more recently in- held for yes '.c..
\\ of Fmkelstein vs. MartoUes I to the great Middle West to Minnesota, North Dakota, at 10 o'clock with lunch at noon. S liioll Orf Store
Florida has been shipping a flood of was called it developed that Fmkelstein
Illinois i and Michigan. The afternoon session will
Unfortunately touch of beginat
early fruit to market. We had a lot of it golies.wanted back $300 he claimed he had loaned Mar- I..n.. ..." ..y.... 0"1115_ .UI_ ...;, -,00 a flu pre- 1:30: o'clock.'

to ship. The quality has been fair in the !
consin last week but I to I If.
most part but there has been Furthermore he had two witnesses who swore hope weeks in advance and I was Intent P. Constant head of the
much immature hey return to that speech department -
saw him give Margolies the Undaunted. State in betweentwo I'niversityof
and green fruit sent North. The Margolies jumped to his feet and money.yelled. "Your other speaking engagements in only on rallying: support for the I Florida is in charge of the

sizes we have been selling were very honor, for every crooked witness Democratic candidates Mead and program. Speakers will cover Mention
Fmkelstein Missouri and West
Voters
small. duces who saw pro Virginia. Oov. Lehman. But when I arrived -I forensic dramatics speech cor- ,' and Taxpayers of Florida
Whenever I travel rertion. radio and
the
through speech
The weather North has been him give me the in New York. I con-
up water country in this fashion. I deeply dlSCO\'ered'' tc ts.
melon eating weather-too warm for good money. Iill ( ) 1' regret that I cannot spend long this was the day of the opening. Association members S include When You See Office Holding Politicians Against

citrus demand. There has been a heavy I produce three enough in each State to learn of the United Nations Assembly I speech teachers in Florida colleges Any Amendment to the Constitution
of that saw me give something more about the State for the first .
supply competing fruits on the markets. I tune on American and high schools.Dr. .

All these things worked against us. I it back to him' and the section. This is such an soil. America. which had left the 1 I. C. Stover. Stetson University You Can Bet It's Good For You
Iwo days later:
exciting full of marked
,
country
president and Dr. R. E. Tew.
t But there's not a darned thing to largest vacant place in the old
I
worry "Judge. Flnk- contrasts. and so rich both in its University of Florida secretary VOTE FOR
about. Our mid-season oranges will becoming I e lateln filed promise and its performance'. League of Nations sponsored and treasurer."" AMENDMENTS NOS. 4 AND 5

along shortly, with better quality I ven louder "just Particularly in the !Midwest ;I initiated oy woodrow Wilson was i NOVEMBER 5, 1946

and better sizing. Much of the competing t,o show you what are you struck with the sneer I at last the host to all the United j ji : Ings both heartening and sobering ; let's put these amendments
fruits a. liar Margolies immensity;! of the land. as you Nattons. S n over and STOP the POLITICIAN'S
will be out of the way. Prices will I i and told me that the delegatesall < at TALLAhaSSEE spending
our
I is-I never lent travel through mile after mile of Throughout the day I Money unnecessarily.
steady up and get better. Our advertising as ran seemed to realize the enormous
him: the money flat farmland, the fields still | Into evidence of the United Na1 1 problems they face. ST. UMO W. ACOSTA ICIHC ,
program is keyed to do a selling job filled with their 1 ]
shocks of
corn tiorn'
I in[ the first Assembly meeting my: I It ...,.._
and will do one. I even though trot is setting in, S thoughts recurred 'IS As I continued on my speaking prima City c. .. Jacksonville. FU.
place!I" to Franklin tour.. I find t years a Citj c.tot....
,
and new strength in the Jacksonville.
We should here and there hme furrowed FU.
recall the lessons 1 D.
of the late Roosevelt who had I
*
made it { growing realization 4 years a Xeprocautivt, D..al
acres prepared for the j by voters allover Cmaty U FU. Legtsiatu,
1930s-the possible
lessons of the pre-war era. We I The baggagear next Spring's sow in*. be held. for such a meeting to the country that the policiesof

must tighten up our maturity laws on early of the Georgia Central's slowest train contained I I peace" and security of Franklin '
As
fruit. We must regulate quality and size. two sacks of mail a battered trunk. seven packagesand But this tune the Midwest struck ,;: was the traffic of this giant city Roobei It and the Democratic C

We should do these things now, to avoid one live mule with a destination tag tied me in a different manner. This is 'j, speedy suspended movement to of the permit the Party that their hopes of international HEAR '

another market break next season. round his neck. Just before the train reached traditionally supposed to be the from the City Hall delegates ; peace and domestic security
You Athens. the mule chewed up the tag. Mo&e the home of iMjlationism.; But lean'''' to a huge : lie with the party of f'ranklmRoo.evrlt :
can fool some of the people some luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria! 1rhowm, .
b brake-man discovered the and tell that if and not the party of Alex
loss exclaimed. "Now S you what I have seen Hotel and Akerman Jr.
of the time but on to the
can't fool all of the great audi-i Taft.
1 McCormick
you what is we gonna do wid die crazy mule? He donet : and met in my travels through to/ium on Flushing Meadows in I and the isola
all bf the time. tionists.
people
up where he's goin'." j I these States means anything, isolationism the city's outskirts. I thought: sure- I Wherever I have .
-- is dead. The McCormick's ly the spirit of Franklin Rooseveltand gone despitethe

I I Orlando Morning Sentinel Radio Program I !I[. plead for and ISOlationISm.the Taft's may may still still over the of Wilson delegates must and be urging hovering each j trary.newspaper I in have this" found election stories a renew to the ed con-interest WLOF

want
to
turn their backs on a one to guard this precious burdenof The campaign. : TONIGHT
heaty 6:30AMENDENTS4
registrations
hungry and devastated world peace-making and peacekeeping. in this off- ; 4 :
WD.O '5&0' WEAF IseG 1 WIOP QUI> j which needs our help and our ',' year election seem to me to be a

Ctgjnal, Labor Relations Board an- Cites Benefits Plant :I business and professional men there would be no extension of 19th Century many Of the settlers R
,
'
pounced yesterday a trial examin- Canning kept the city clerks office busy the discount deadline for professional in eastern New Mexico were
I yesterday issuing occupational licenses -
jf-g ,,recommendation that the before the five men whose fee was reduced called "COmancheroebecouse of iOOXMU7S3S
I I per cent
publisher of the St. Petersburg, [Continued From Pare 1] [ [Continued From Page 1] t discount deadline last night. from $SO to $37.50 Wednesday by their Illegal buying of stolen cattle WORLD* LARGEST: SELLER AT 10*

f5&. Evening Independent and things are entirely I Licenses purchased in November I City Commissioners. from the Comanches. I
be to bargain with : untrue and the damage or statements as to -
TOnes. wire cannot be j
substantiated by facts insurance. However citrus experts 1 J

%!5TlJe!;H AFL printers p members of the I produce.and figures that my opponent can agreed that even if the complicated ,

machinery was available, the :
t International Typographical Union I "He forgot to tell you that this 3 plant could not be rebuilt for at !
|,-lave been on strike since Nor.f bID was :*
passed by both Democrats
least six to seven months hardly '

f 1945.4Tbe examiner.. Thomas S. Wflfion. I' an and equal Republicans percentage, and almost of each.In i a. | soon the enoughto current deal.become a factorin j i i' PARTIAL SAMPLE BALLOT

also recommended the reln- Therefore if his Inflated estimate Firemen and equipment .
were
ittteinent of all striking employes of the Increase In freight rates
A summoned from Bartow. the Bar-
as of Jan. 12. 1948. to -their former were true no Democrat would be tow Army air field. Haines City I

'f: or substantially equivalent more responsible than the Repub- __ and Eagle Lake. Winter Haven
employment licans because they voted for it. firemen found water pressure from

will too. show as the" Congressional Record mains too weak and ran pumping : VOTE FOR

MAYO PAINTER Hendricki Commerce said the HOWARD III"CUES It was pOrted-but not eon- i '
Commission
is rates-I
EXPERT COLOR MIXING getting ready to decrease . hunting director. firmed-that the plant had received ..

OCR SPECIALTY rates in the South 10 per Ji'Sturges its season's supply of sugar : ARTHUR W. NEWELLFOR
and that
and increase ever the weekend
F. O. 4S9. Orlando Ph. Z-IJ8 Northern States
rates an equal amount. I Quits'Vendetta' this stock valued at upwards of
$110.00* went' up In flames. fire-
"Our fight for reduced freight : men struggled to save severaladjoining
: "ont the South and the suc FilmIn parking houses andat !
fight . is not due'to I one time an adjacent bulk
FILL DIRTWhen the help of the Republican
gasoline storage pUnt endangered -
Party because the Republicans in Hughes Spat spectators and firemen alike

Congress have always opposed this s -but water was' effective in COURT
need CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
fill
you dirt. reduced freight rate because' the HOLLYWOOD IAP1 HowardHughes keeping it from catching fire. A

have draglineand I discrimination was in favor of the and Preston Sturges cant tank tar of gasoline and one of !
industries in Northern agree on how their picture "Ven- oil were snaked out of dancer.
necessary truck to
Several trains on the SAL which
Replying to an
stepped out director with
Moss as runs within' 20 feet of the plant
prompt delivery at I that the the movie 60 per cent completedand .

right price.PAVING'. ,general playing politics election.on Hendricks the eve of the asserted j Hughes. is shopping for a successor on stopped the New until York-Miami they could run.pass were" in GENERAL ELECTION-NOVEMBER 5 1946 -

safety Police were hard put to ,
"for months the Republicans i I
have been Hughes exercised a contract I handle the crowd of several thou- -
howling all
over option to buy controlling interestin I
I the I sand spectators which quickly
country for the abolition of
, their California Pictures COrp. gathered! and traffic on the Bar- Orange County Florida J

SINUS CATARRH Hughes 51 per cent. I overlooks *e plant was stalled at .
-
Sturges made only one picturein ,times until State troopers took
:: Road grading paving 'I the last 18 months for the corporation over. I
SUFFERERS Make a Cross (XI Mark before the :Make a Cross 1X1 Mark before the
:CURB "The Sin of Harold Did- I A warehouse belonging to the DO NOT MARK
and concrete works oft dlebock. name of the Candidate of your name of the Candidate of your
starring Harold Lloyd canning plant was slightly damaged -
Choice, if wish vote Choice, If wish to vote
I or you to a or you a
re. nietar RUE re
all types.Call Naeat Coeseevia. Critics say the unreleased film is and the Inventory of finished
1 'a.Ny amass Nw.ulr..r, | a Straight Democratic Ticket Straight Republican Ticket
-. S,5 I'a top notch comedy. I goods was not damaged. It; was indicated EITHER CIRCLE AT
.lId at : t. -- -- : make an X in the circle below make an X in the circle below
A. Thompson .Nrn..4. Iraq :: := r :::: .?:-/r... .N.S I,, ,I
.. the OP.*, and for
NW W n. lifting price controLs -
- -NM..a
9791 Mm _ ..M ..fared Mrs _I.. 01_ on meat. : Obituaries I DrMOCKVTlCNOM1NLES REPUBLICAN TOP OF BALLOTYou
Telephone .
a.MN.r
N.IW NOMIM.LS
wlrlk II.IIN .r..aa --
.... "When I vote this bill I '
.
MI .W ptM LN r ap..r M/r on INFANT: CH\RLES AI BERT I
..... UM n. KLeNOHOL _t voted convictions aid voted 'I
tVM. M my FLYNN
tr
501 E.
Michigan ... ....
Mwtef."r"..mrit W .imU wrtoM to*tml b", In, (MMM. to M M for a limited OPA. but turough Charles Albert aged 2. son of 0Make O
Orlando. Fla. feM. KLOftOMOL
I to McElrot nM itt PHarmacy.MTM msf brl 12* >*.. .Oratl*..*kr* ".. Demrocats the measures which I Or'o Vista died early this morning a Cross (XI Mark Before Make a Cross IX] Mark Before
Mad 0.... Fill**. thought shouid be adopted were in a local hospital Besides the "For the Amendment" or "For the Amendment" or
--- --- j,defeated and the present bill was parents he leaves one brother. "Against the Amendment" In 'Against the Amendment"

passed. David, and the grandparents. Mr. voting For or Against the Constitutional -
.. voting For or Against the Con.I *
RADIO REPAIRING I "After aU this talk about lift. and Mrs. C. L. Flynn! and Albert I stitutional Amendments Amendments Are a Democrat So

Ing controls, when Pres. Truman Tillis all of Orlando. ...
I Funeral services will be held 1. Write the name of Arthur W.
15 Year of then derided to lift control on For rolled States Senator from
Satisfactory fiadi from the in the Green-
graveside
meat and other For t'nited States Senator from
remove controls the State of Florida
Service. what, happens! The very next wood Cemetery Friday at 2 pm the State of Florida Vote for One: Newell and place an [X] before it

I All Work day my opponent Is on the air the Rpy. George L Brown officiat- : Vote for One:
Guarantied. and UTS. Tres Truman yesterday ing, with interment in charge of J. HARRY SCHAD'For as indicated in Democratic columnor
the Carey Hand Funeral Home. --sPESSARD L. HOLLAND
e Finds lifted I
You Will the controls on meats '
I and this was, for political I
purpose
Our Prices Reasonable I )IR. Bl RT L KELLEY !
I 2. Place [X] before Arthur W.
e Funeral services for Mr Burt Representative in Concrew an
Immediate Attention Given For Representative In Congress
Citing his seniority in the Hou L Kelley of Titusville who died from Fifth Congressional District

Your Radio ProblemsmoJI4IDLS and committee memberships Tuesday in a local hospital, will from of Fifth the Congressional State of Florid District of the State .f Florida Newell. in Republican column.
Hendricks said '"in the time I have be held from the Carey Hand
'been In the Congress of the United Chapel Saturday at 2 p m. with Vote for One: Vote for One: .
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m i States this section has received the Rev Mr Becker of Titusville JOE HENDRICKS M. J. MOSS JR.
more benefits than it has in the officiating. after which the re
i entire history of the State. I have mains ill be forwarded North for
Largest BadI BcUller
IIS N. OrangeFlorida's I helped bnng millions of dollars interment.
TeL iU
into this district in war contracts I
For Railroad CommissionerVote
I For Justice of the Supreme Courtof
I and many of the wa plants are )MRLM .4. CLARKE : for One:
still operating in peacetime in the i Mr. Alma A. Clarke, uncle of the state of Florida You are a Republican, So :;

I!, II 15th District" John Clarke Barber Orlando Vote for Two: CLIFTON D. SCALP
YMCA general secretary. died 1, Place an [X] before Arthur W.. ;
\ PAUL D. BARNS
II IIIi Ii ToI! -Bridge SoughtTALLAHASSEE I Tuesday at the home of a daughter - -- -
Newell in Republican column.
I in Richmond Va.
I API The Rail- ROY H. CHAPMANFor
A retired YMCA secretary. Mr. For Members of the House of
III11 III11i road Commission yesterday took Clarke served with associations in i Representative of the State of
under advisement
application
an Detroit Albany and New York Florida
i I of the St Authority
Port
Petersburg -
City for 37 tears He was a trained Vote for Two:
[j for permission to construct and librarian and took special interest -
operate a toll-bridge and causeway in young men arming in ALEX AKERMAN JR.
i DRUG SI across lower Tampa Bay. I America for naturalization. Railroad CommissionersVote

I lill I The proposed $10 million structure I Mr. Clarke served as assistant for T oJERRY: LELAND M. CHUBBFor

would connect Pmellas and librarian Whittier College in -- - -- -
DO NOT MARK
I',! Manatee Counties and would replace California for 12 years. coming to W. CARTER
the Bee Line Ferry now operated Orlando in 1942 with his wife. who II --- ---

I by the Port Authority died< here two years ago. II WILBUR C. KING
I FORGfj atfFATlA' WhIle in Orlando he made his Clerk of Circuit Court. EITHER CIRCLEAT

1:11: home with his sister Mrs. B. R IIIi Orange Count;-Inexpired Term

Barber of 1010 E. Marks St. Hew Vote for One:
d Ili IliBreakfastDailyLunch Methodist --- --- - --
of the First
-jib- as a member For Comptroller of the State of TOP
X ARTHUR W. NEWELL
Church and the Winter Park Florida Inexpired Term
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I University C'ubMemorial II Vote for One:
: services will be held -
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Friday at 4 p m in the First EDWIN G FRASER
SAVE MONEY WITH Methodist Church here the Rev I IIL -T- ____ For Member Board of Public
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I John Branscomb officiating. Instruction District No 1

Fresh Juice Salad ii' Vote for OneALICE :
Orange ALUMINUM ROOFING I fl
I :MRS SOFIIIF M: SCHORRMis
ill' For Members of the House of H CARPENTER
Onacost per yearb s..EVEREARAluminum Sophie M Schorr 73 died
One Egg Any Style Vegetable II Il i Representatives of the State
roofing Roofing for is\our the mug home woomacal or at her residence 301 E King Ave J of Florid This Is America a

with Bacon Ham ether building Once tt..oo.>ou never tdneiday.mornmg Vote for Two: tOur Member Board of Public
Potatoes sated p*> a penny for painting ocmuatcna : She ts survived by her husband II, -- Instruction District No. 3 Free Country and
,c for hip trust Edward Schorr, one brother TYN COBB JR.
or Sausage Meat (Fish or EVERWEAR Aluminum Roofing Charles Miller of CIncinnati. -- -- Vote for One: a General
I made from Alcoa Aluminum is very JAMES O HORRELL"I1
Ohio one sister Mrs Clara Peck HELEN W. COLE
Order of Buttered fight m weight easy to apply Thissolid
metal roofing resists corrottoa,uare.rer.lant. of Indiana. Mrs. Schorr was a Election
Friday) I IIII
Shrimp
on and storm proof5VCnmplr6'I member of the Seventh Day Advent ,II IIIN

Toast & Marmalade I ist Church.

Rolls .114*Corrugated .._$971per 9 65 per sq" | Funeral services will be held at For Clerk of Circuit Court For :Members of County Bc ;et III

45c Bt:'le Cook mother of Dr. Myron X a .J.Jt! iV. a+ 'dlI '"
:Member County Budget :j;
69cI' f Cook oi Orlando. were held Commission District No 3 qualified for any office. ii
.
M"noav in the Low-den Park '
Same With Two Eggs, 55c I t met n.- at Baltimore. I, For County CommissionerDistrict Vote for One: .I. ,

M,r Cook was a resident of : No 2 -
-i!
flitter Park for the past 10 jearsu Vote for OneHARRY =: I
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-- ; ;n- moved there from Baltimore I
LLOYD GAHt >i3casrt+G.1a3k .:7c3 .3C_-:;; ::- ? and bought a home. She was I t WITHERINGTON You 'Ii!!
violating oath
For Member County Budget are no by
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the 10\;dow of the late Dr Carlton I.it'. I
o -
Commission District No. 5
M Cook.
oo :. Vote for One: voting a split ticket, :: I
. tRo :MR. U\LLS E. XPEIGNER ''I; For County CommissionerDistrict I"

_;" plumply filled On Instruction for District No 4Vote 6:45: P.M. j:,,;

That Hang __ ;"
1
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,1i; 1411 each Creomulsion relieves promptly because -BURTON- FOR "

' it goes right to the seat of the I
6 6l
. trouble to help loosen and expel Address Qualifications of Arthur W. Newell :
and aid natureto on p
z germ laden phlegm. Fur :Member Board of Public ii
Use Our Decorators : soothe and heal raw, tender inflamed -
bronchial mucous I Instruction District No 5 and Instructions on Voting. 1\.\.
. 8 8t yon : Vote for One:
/1. -J- Service branes.Tell your druggist to Bell !:,I
Creomulaion with the eoderstanding -
tlillt/ble. a tattle of you must like the way it GEORGEY.. JOHNSON [This Ad Paid for by Lifelong Loyal Democrats] !'I.I I IIi

Gardens ball park In midweek; and were very favorably Impressed. Outclass I II To View Clash filly and an overworked colt reduced pick up the $%5,0'0 pot that goes 1 I View winner of Iast WIflter'a I3aI ;
Don't be surprised if I
Indianapolis announces Leesburf as their I the field for today's Fimlico to the quickest In this winner I I mingo in Florida Round View has
Spring training site within a few days . There will be a special Special Down to Just four horses take-all mile and three-six I won $41.685 so far this season. But I
room set np for Auburn alumni at the San Juan Hotel tomorrow (both have been withdrawn at the
and a similar set-up in the Antebilt Hotel for Georgia alumni. . Game Bengals JayVee TeamsCentral yesterday while the knock-down- teenths classic. ,last minute. _
Auburn and Georgia athletic staffers will talk with several high the-favonte fraternity held its list That would boost the earningsof
school ridden during their stay here. . meeting and pinned its hopes on i the one-time $1500 plater to
Pres. W. T. Anderson of the o lr 101 HAYES Florida football fans Assault.Of $541.283 and leave him lust $19.- BEST TRAILER SHOP
Georgia-Florida
League is making [Orlando Mar Sent-el 'I I I course the solid senders 876 short of Whirlaway's all-time
ng > Sports EiC'orl will get an eye-full of colorful Garden Road
an attempt to have the Georgia-Florida League season end simultane- i I I ton Winter!
still
were stringing along with high.
ously with Florida : TAMPA Hillsborough's big 1 football and accompanying grid- Dial OM
the State League tits W. WasblBCfcm
season next year avoiding the have had two
the
Stymie with to
Red Aerriers went through. around iron entertainment when the bargain baby Stymie was I I
usual delay the State leaguers have experienced in the past waiting on and Orlando Georgia and Auburn a JayVees the half million dollar bankroll others to beat-the mighty Maryland Repair and Parts for AH
the other league playoffs to end. . Ransom Downes. mainspring : over Tigers often hopelessly enough to outclassed ad-- squads clash here at Greater Or- to come home in front of Assault j MIss Galloretter who has fin- Makes of Houso Trailer
of the Orlando Outboard Racing organization reveals the tentative minister a 45-6 spanking here last Y lando Stadium at 8:15 p.m.tomorrow the flying filly bridal flower ished in front of the bargain baby Paiaonc-T.p.-Awai -BataswORLANDO'S
Nov 11 races have been called off and will be staged at a later date. '- and the refugee front the tour out of seven times this year.
night in a Big Ten Conference
Reason: they conflicted with two other races in the State and the game played before an estimated L : Pres. Ken McCall of the Or- .

local outboard races want to stage a real meet when they open here. ,o 6.000 at Phillips Field.Hillsborough's lando Quarterback Club who
. . Spike Davis. FSI, umpire wrestles under the name. Gypsy | are staging the came, last night ( LARGEST
Daniels-the ole rogue . powerladenedI predicted a capacity turnout for
i I I(ball club hit pas dirt before the
* the came and added that spectators 7I
l'game was two minutes old. went
on i would than their
more let
Prof. Joe Stripp Is swamped with ;
applications for hit baseball
to mass a 25-6 halftime lead and moneys worth in end action.
school this
and .
year now he's picking only the better-appearing pros- then poured on 20 more points in .
The Auburn
pects. He may build a second dormitory to house additional the fWs' JayVees thumped '
boys. . second half 3o-'o. 26-13 by the Georgia Bull Pups .4: .1. I '
Jack McDowall over at Rollins has net only put back his traditional The Tampans were supposed to a ,l: ;,, r two weeks ago. bounced back last
win. They did so by whipping a 44Jbaaa week to knock off Mississippi
AJS.a
Wh1EQE 71I :r.s"IT I I dead game band of Tigers who State's JayVees. 14-6. in a game _UQUOHSODE'S __
e; . :f ... were playing out of their class. which saw Auburn Halfback Clarence a.a
'o 1 I
Farnell whose Terriers outweighed IJQUQR.t
Norton
intercept a Mississippi
GO I Xd oo'o.oXix'44 '
o.LL .
.r
$ . o Orlando 15-pounds to the State pass and race 102 yards fora
l' : :-.':.,. .....,. :i. ..':. :/; man. used a total Of 3T Hllls- touchdown.
.. .
.. .
.. .. BILL FILCHER
borough players in the game. Coach Dan McMullen of the
," ._...'".:, .-_..__... I I The superiority of the Terriers i f . Georgia tnple-threater Auburn squad has juggled his lineup .. .. TMCatSDAT. TMDAT JMCTfrsUTPMUalfc._
is shown best through statistics [ since he first met the Georgians -
the Red total of and is ready for avenging the 361 385Quart
Big rolling up a I Ross hard blocking to Hills-
defeat. WE MEET ALL ADVERTISED I PRICES
# y 303 yards to Orlando's 146 yards. boroughs %5. The play completely Quart ,
Hillsborough's running attack netted caught the Terriers off guard Coach Quinton Lumpkin of
187 with the Georgia JayVees is bringing
double yards as compared
wingback but '
bra added a Southwestern Conference variation 117 and their passing attack was After McCree tried a steal a 39-player squad here for the U, a
-pulling his blocking back with his spinner back, which will further good for six of 15 attempts and 116 through the line with no suc.c.ess.and i fame, an aggregation that' "PLEASANT "CLEAR HEADS CHOOSE" ;i
add to his now-you-see-it-now-you-don't offensive system. . Harry yards as compared with Orlando's after Crockett Farnell had put !' elude five; Honda boys. oUiI ; cJ CALVERT
Pom-nail trainer of the Arden Homestead tables arrived in town late three ccnnections for 39 yards on ,, his Terrier first team back into I the ilondians are Gene MngleI MOMENTS"
I
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Wednesday. .. five attempts the game McCall called a screen I tary, 205 pound tackle and Bill Q LORD 4.5
While the Terriers were haring i pass play that again caught the Fleming, 180 pound back, from WITH 476 3:

Mickey Dolan former Philadelphia Athletics Infielder was an things pretty much their own I Terriers with their trousers at Sanford. Ii; P. M. DELUXE CALVERT QT.
half-mast Pre-game ceremonies and a g)
Orlando visitor I to McCree who
a few days back and he plans to forsake Chicago and way two or three of the Tigers tossing
make this section of the woods his home, . Joe McCarthy the ex- stood out in the rout. Art Ross moved 12 yards to the Hills, half-time program featuring high WHISKEY 4.5 ,. y
school bands are planned by the 413
borough 1: RESERVE
Yankee .
manager broke into baseball under John Ganzrt. . Ain t the Tigers are guard earved Quarterback Club.er. 4
It comforting to know himself The Tigers scored on the very A f IND BLEND QTa A
MacPhail is going to name a Yankee next Tuesday : out a strong bid for
ending this long guessing game?. . It would be typical of Mac- \Il-state honors by romping next play. McCree on another deceptive offering The score was then 39-6. 4.5 SPECIAL ')70 4.5
taking lateral
Phail to cross up all the wise guys and name someone whose ever the firld t* make a Large a W Ward Barnes on a free kickfrom = 372 r
name from \
hasn't been considered-such as Jimmy Dyke or Luke Seuell. or the share of Orlando's tackles and skirting McCall on right a fake end line into buck the %It. kicked out to Orlando u3 QT. "QT. rw
like. I still Quarterback Hollis McCall call pay 48
don't think it'll be Bucky Hams . s and Perrette ran it
dirt Ross kick
Bob Rauwher. Orlando's third sacker last is back ed a pretty smart game Gd Mc- was no good and back to the Tiger 32 to set up
year in town
Hillsboroush led 12-6.
and may hunt up a marriage l license . Cree did some good running on i the final score. a
soon John Ganzel Orlando's ==:
had .
a joy was short lived.ho"'ever.
s occasions and ends Bill Peeler and Farnell sent his first eleven
letter from Bud Burns, his first sacker a couple days ago and Bud Bob McOinms did some stoutwoik I i for Garcia gathered in back into the game at this point GET YOUR HOLIDAY WHISKIES HOW!

Is ready to eome back too. . Howard Martin, the Senators' ace in the second half. the ensuing kickoff on his own 15 and. before they. got their helmet <
righthander. Is back!; with his family too. and the and raced 83 yards through the 0> ITEMS
promising string- Orlando's only score of the game I straps adJutE'd--on the first play. Ii; NO INCREASE IN PRICE :i'iI
bean hurler who kept Genzel's books
ket for a Job until he reports to Washington in the Spring . when the Tigers punched across a : borough's third touchdown. This end Roy Cunduff that was good
Ray Rouse former OHS star who did a freshman turn at Georgia touchdown on the strength of three time Perrette rammed through a t for 33 yards and pay dirt. Perette's ha.FOUR
and Bill Griffith ex-Georgia player new at Rollins, were teammates deceptive plays-including the 0 gapping hole in the center of Orlando ,extra point try agamas blocked ROSES fix SEAGRAM
up at Athens. . t' moss-backed Status of Liberty 's line for the extra point and that wa stse ball game, 45-6.

Haines City Host Bratton ScoresUpset I Offensively Orlando was ,i lead The fourth Barnes IT t-B Brooks Purser f\
through after the first half. They j I Tampa score ROM LO Stable I "'. Choice CROWN
scored their touchdown and registered i came with less than a minute I Cook C BrownI For :Many 'ears': 6
To Auburndale/ Tonight Win Over Willie Joyce their five first downs before left In the half llillsborough ,I I! Demopoulos Akin' RT Rf Bhornrchek Lope U2 j ROMA Deluxe Blend"

ipe. :al Orlando! halftime moving 50 bards on eight plays Peeler RE!: HernandesMcCro 4.5
to Mann[ :Se
Johnny Brat- for the counter. Ferrite ploughedthe : all Durdra 447 4-5 I
HAINES CITY The Haines ton. 19 fear old Negro lad of Chicago ted only. Hillsboroueh seven yards from scrimmage final two yards for the score Fulmer prep, LHB FB RodrrauezS PerretuHlckmaa Q QT. RED OR WHITE 413 n
kept
City Hornets Ridge Conference scored pace
a startling upset in I RHB Johns QT.
leaders, will be hosts to the Au- Idefeating Willie Joyce. Gary Ind. throughout the game to roll up 14 putting IIilLsborough 25-6 into a com.mandinll' . I SubsUKtes for Orlando McC.il. O Siren.i a: 79c 4.5 QT. l'S
lead at halftime.Ru"hinll" ,
burndale Bloodhounds at 8 ranking lightweight first downs. i'i Vtenott J Demopouloa Young Bethea PorRilbbotowh .
pm.
challenger, in : <
.
I kick was" no good for : Garcia. Olena Bradford o a-
today as they seek their fifth consecutive !a ten round battle in the Chicago'stadium 0 Hillsborough first. score came hart Manolt Ghiolto Greenlee Sell Mc-
victory against no set last nightMEGOGO. before the game: was a minute old. i the extra point. Clunn. _Ir...... G..doff. W.hie Brown BEER OR CASE OF 24
HllL;()rOUgh took the second halfkickoff Perna ATLANTIC 98
backs. when the Big Terrier line poured . .
Olficia! refere )
Yancejr ITa. )
and drove 67 : > am-
yards on nineplays .......... ALE. BOTTLES PLUS DEP.
The Hornets battled their arch : : WINS through on the third play of the pare .Lane Tampa: head II. BootPla tr
with Tony Gonalez diving Gild J....... Johnaoa .TSmpar.scare .
rival: the Blue Devils of Winter BALTIMORE iAPI Mcgogofiv !: game to block Holhs McCall kick over from the two for the score . br qaartersHllUboroush :
Haven to a 13-13 tie last Friday e-v ear-old son of Menow from and recover on the five yard line !Young blocked Pe 12 11 1245
:ettes extra
hold a slight edge for tonights the Christiana Stables of H. L. McCall was kicking from his own. point place kick and Hillsborough! Or:ando touchdowns: OrlandoMrCrec 0 6 0 0Scorinc !C: SCHENLEY THREE
battle over the up-and-coming Lunger. Wilmington Del.. camfrom 19 third down and Hubert led 31-6. ''Hlllaborou.b-P<
Bloodhounds almost upset the sixth place in the last eBrooks.. Terrier left tackle blocked 0 With Hillsborough; second 1. ComtUf 1. '
Hornets' applecart last year and mile yesterday to win the Grayson the kick and recovered on the five. [ team in the game the Terriers STATISTICS Orlando H.llia.. .
would like nothing better than to t Stakes, opening day feature of One play later Cecil Perrette ', re"oeredIt'aU's: fumble First downs total 'H.
do so this year, Pimlico Race Track's Fall meeting smashed over right guard for the on Kirkofls 2 for 70 6 for 3KtrkoKs '
i Orlando's 26 and scored six plavs retarns .for IU 2 for 87 "BLACK LABEL"MO SEVEN YR. BLEND t
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Martin Carlton. the only local I first Hillsborough score Perrettes later-with two minutes of the Passes h S 15
on the injured list. till probablysee back. I kick w as low and Hillsborough led third period left Pauc completed h 3 for 39 C for 116 '
has been shifted to the fullback when Ed Paws Intercepted 0 I for C
some action tonight while Eu- / slot with Ernest Thrower 6-0. j, \\ehle smashed over from two Punts ::: 6 for 153 3151 71PunU I / 4-5 415 4.5
_.__
gene hittington. regular quarter- filling his position. The second Terrier counter came yards out. blocked ___ 0 1
Punts returned 0 s for 21
with about two and a half minutes A running play failed to gain Penalties .__ 4 for 20 2 for 20 Quart Quart ''i;!
remaining in the opening period. the extra POint and Hillsboroughled Fumbles. 3 IOpp :_
CYPRESS FIELD CRATES and with Hillsboroueh second 37-6. as the fourth penodopened fumble INDIVIDUAL.* recovered YARDAGEOrlanoo 2 : 2:

gg," walker speed has been demon, the signed of former the as Detroit hard-1947 Stiff BattleBALTIMORE ier< 4r From St. James j i Meeting Opens r : I f 4 J

..a of the Columbia Reds of TAP] Two I CINCINNATI API Top officials r
gaily League, it was an- teams with more than passing football St. Joseph's Academy marched .of the major leagues baseball'

ced .yesterday by President interest In the number -ttve wlu 75 long yards for a touchdown the clubs-a galaxy of club owners

Flue.II'alker tangle before a sellout crowd of 'second time it gained possessionof general managers field bosses and
n o W
65.000 patrons at Baltimore Stadium farm system directors-began arriving
Albert
was a star the ball last night and
Saturday.They here yesterday for the annual -
er for the, Tringle kicked the extra point to
are Notre Dame seeking draft of minor league playersat
ltcroit Tigers to a fifth straight victory and Navy, give the visiting St. Augustine 11 am. tESTl today in the
1931 then hoping wistfully to avert a fifth eleven a surprising 7-8 victory office of Baseball Com. A. B.
and
37 theo I straight defeat. over St. James here last night.A Chandler.
yed for t The first pick to the New
goes
White Everyone san it will be small crowd of Halloween
a
Washington romp for the Invading Irish- .. _. fans-numbering only around the York Giants, tail-end club In *
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except 300 mark- sat in stunned silence the 1948 National flag race. withsecond
and. Capt. Tom Hamilton and FAVORED OVER CHEROKEE TONIGHT Here is I Norman Tomaszewski. James Burroughs.
iejiators : I-W-h.-
his 1 I selection alloted to the l)
Annapolis while the St. Augustine lads refusing -
,
InM crew
and down but not out by knocked the Memorial Junior High School football team row: Philip Burro. Harold Anderson. Ger- to be awed by pre-game Philadelphia Athletics, eighth I
before Join Columbia ald Keefer George Nipper, Jack Brigwood Boxy in the junior circuit.
place team
Cmcmjteda Duke North Carolina and Pennsylvania which will meet Cherokee at the Greater Orlando notices shoved the Orlandoansback
\ 1942., as a "We've reloaded succession. ;I, Stadium tonight. Picture above, reading from left ; Hardy Tyler. Garland Bludswortb. co-cap first quarter touchdown and then League club gets third choice

ijjje yet la left the both barrels to right. In the front row are: Ronald Muroski. tain James Eusey, Rodney Harrelson, WesleyI hold Ed Jones' Panthers at bay seventh place American League
Jandnnt tt club David Kehler,. Charles Knight Ty Smith. Dean I HaneySr the rest of the game. club fourth then alternately up
K. the Sac- coach. The Columbia club U a Summing it all up. the tussle the final standings of both
join totlUb Walker farm team for the Cincinnati I oj I could be described as a two man league with the pennantwinning -
ra of Reds. St Louis Cardinals and the
show without stepping too
an r
I I pacific Coast League following Walker Is now in Orlando. Fla.. Memorial many toes. Warren Earls of St. Boston Red Sox winding up the ,'
but Cherokee Clash
IMS season returned to I
this where he plans to spend the winter Joseph and Bob Gould of M. first round of the draw. LIQUOR ANNEXWhere
early
Reds year as a One of the early arrivals was 'I
James were easily the two outstanding -
---- men on the field. Mel Ott manager of the Giants. Shopping Is Sdr1a, 1

Earls was responsible for his who would not name his choice
BERGER'S For City Junior Title Tonight team's touchdown. of the crop of 15 WEST FK.E t

TAVERN I After the Ancient City young- eligible playersnow I I
r sters took over on their own. 25 on the payroll I
q n - - -- 1' following George Phillip punt in of Class AAA FULL PINT
WHILE THE SUPPLY I I the first period Earls. with down through D I
Jlando Stadium. Opening kickoff Manucy and Richard Pellicer, circuits. I '
Ii i Soldiers Hold (has been set for 8 pjnI Deer Permits teamed up to move the ball downto -There still, RON SIESTA
t tRUM
LASTS! I I Winners of six out of eight the St. James one yard marker some question
contests. Coach Leonard Stitch where Pellicer sneaked over for about who-.e will !
I Memorial outfit has been installed the score. Albert Tringle kick pick- said Ott. i
: Favored Role "as a slight: favorite tonight, but Go Sale was good and St. Joseph led 7-0. Jr.MV indicating the !
BOURBON WHISKEY Ii; for the first time since the series on st. James! was throttled until matter would be

,(started back in 1938. Cherokee LS Gould began to roll then business discussed further 84
< Cherokee Junior High School given more than an outside chance . .. .,, S., ',-.I'. picked upAfter with other members -
j|| STRAIGHT KENTUCKY will be gunning for its first victory :lof kicking over the dope bucket : Manucv had kicked over of the Proof' & 1
r QC I over a favored Memorial eleven i And apparently the cold and OCALA- Sa:e of permits for the the goal line St James took over Giants' delegation -
when the .I annual deer hunt in'the Ocala and moved 80 yards for a'score. headed by
f| BOURBON WHISKEY Fifths I' two teams battle for the blue clad Indians hate a generous i Club Pres. Hor- '
- --__ 1946 City Junior Football Cham- I Catherine of fans behind NatiOnal Forest will begin today. an 18 yard pass from Bob Riverato With Ott ace Stonehamdue FULL FIFTH!
Gould climaxing the push. I
pionship tonight at Greater Or them in their thinking. for District Forest Ranger Jack Thur-
, to arrive last night with Carl
the ball on the St Augustine three
RON RICO -- -- ---- -- - - school officials predicted List mond announced jesterday yard line Gould smashed over Hubbell farm director ci Hl !.LI I.II'I: ;
RUM : night/ that the largest crowd toM Other club bigwigs on hand Included -
and will use our No:2 shot against Already several dozen persons right tackle for the touchdown.Gould's ItI.ESDFDPREEChrD
the Irish" Coach, Hamilton said. 'e a \If'morbl-'hf'rokee: came have sent in applications for permits attempted pass for the George Weiss. ice-presi V : ,
J Indicating that the Midshipmenplan sine, the inaugural dash Ls rpertrd \- in order to participate in extra point was incomplete and dent of the New York Yankees:
to make plenty of trouble for to be on hand tonl ht. what has become one of the out- the half ended three plays later Oeneral Managers George Trainman -
r rII'
Fifths 2,8aBERGER'S Yank Leahy and his South Bend The starting lineups for both stand.ng sporting: events in the St. James held the edge as far of the Detroit Tigers, Bill q WHIS (FY
DeWitt of the St. Louis
Browns
I cohorts. teams will average 144 pounds. Southeast as statistics were concerned gaining -
For Notre Dame, however it's which is unusual for Memorial Other applications will be mailed 129 yards from scrimmage and John Quinn of the Boston 'r ;: !
a one-two shot at the service usually carries a decided eight today to all of the several while St. Joseph could muster 107. Braves; Bill Herman new man- 31

I Injury ListaQAllf"'ESVILLE I Wolf Is Doing 10* r It e' i Davis Cuppers 1 i I Eddie Boell's powerful Eustis Panthers, unbeaten In

: =- five games, clash with Ed Bruner's undefeated Leesburg

TAP] Head i' ,, Yellow Jackets at Eustis at 8 p.m. today, that adds
Coach Ray Wolfs hopes ot- reducing I''A FineJob'TALLAHASSEE I Leave Nov. 15 another chapter of a sharp Lake County rivalry and stands
out of the Central Florida Conference's
,his list of Injured before the V, I as one East top
lames of the week. 4..
Georgia game. Nov. 9, were shattered IUPJ Gov. Mil- i t

Knights<< yesterday Freshman as, Cliff joined SUtton side-, lard Caldwell broke out an official 1 d t For Australia I The Catch Eustis:320-pound eleven. paced candidatefor by bRay I Durocher Holds'Secret'Talk
smile Instead of his
usual frown
lined members of the squad with t1 all-state fullback honors has '

a broken arm. yesterday when somebody broughtup NEW YORK [lAP An American moved to victories over Sanford, '
Sutton who this week had been the subject of the browbeaten Davis Cup tennis squad of six Deiand. Seabreeze. Palatka and
shifted from tackle to guard in an University of Florida Gators. 1, A f1' 'F players headed by Jack Kramer .
Mount Dora while the tricky and
effort to bolster that line spot the National champion leave With
w
As far as the State's number lighter Leesburg squad has registered Rickey
hurt his arm in Wednesday's"rugged" by air Nov. 15 from San Francis-
practice and examination one football fan is concerned, 1!so for Melbourne. Australia where victories over Wildwood
Kissunmee, New Smyrna Beach COLUMBUS. O. tAPJ Leo Du
later by physicians showed a fracture cranky critics who've been giving : : i the challenge round agianst the and Seabreeze. rocher. manager of the Brooklyn

i the squad a verbal kicking .. ...".>.. : .*. ,.. y. _ I defending Australian team will be Comparative score indicate Dodgers came here suddenly yesterday
-- - ------ n
With Sutton on the bench i around can cease and desist. I I played Dec. 26. 27 and 28. the Davis the came one which both teams for a mysterious meeting
from Injuries are Billy Parker The Governor himself has been CLERMONT-S: IHLLTOPPEKS, Who travel to''I Gene Farmer. Holley Doyle McQuaig. Judy, Cup Selection Committee an- point for will be a bitterly contested with Branch Rickey, his general
IL rold (Pie] Branch Fletcher dissatisfied with the Gators' I Tavares: to meet the powerful Bulldogs in a cen- H. Farmer,. Pressley. Back row, Mgr. Fntz nounced yesterday.In straggle. Eostis stopped manager, but refused to disclose
Coves and Tommy Bikhop. Of poor shooing in the win column tral Florida Conference clash tonight, shown son. Cant*ell, Pemberton. Scott. Morns addition to Kramer, the Seabreeze of Daytona Beach: whether he had signed a new
the five only Bishop Is likely to but he said they're beginning to I are Gresham B. D. Baggs. Capt. Weaver. ,American. squad _will. _consist of 19Oct.. 11, and Leesburf {I Brooklyn contract way the meet-
be-ready for play against Geor- show a "little improvement. ,! above. Front row, left to right, Johnson. Driggers Sealer and Coach Ed Stack. i} Frankie Parker came along a week later to score ing was held or even where.
Cia a week from Saturday at He even took back that scorching _______ n 'I National champion a %4-. victory over the same Grinning with some sort of a
Jacksonville. letter he wrote to the University -' in 1944 and club. big secret. Durocher told reporters -
'We're hard pinched alreadyfor '45; Fred Schroeder The other outstanding game on that he had "no comment"
s Board of Control last year- Colorful Slate r--j
Opens Final 1 Next Jr.. the conference slate for tonightis
replacements. the Gator that was when he was frowning. Tars Foe I championin on aU questions regarding his
mentor said yesterday, "and if The word he I '42; Gardnar at Sanford where Coach Carl own status with the Dodgers.

this keeps up. I don't know what \gave the boardat Month of Play in CFC I Mulloy and BillyTalbert Sanford I Goose] Kettles sends Feds his doughty BillFerrazzi's He did say however, that he had
Tonight Celery against
we'll do. Well still be in there that tune was I present Ketterlinus High eleven not been approached this old
fighting however.Mean.hile. ." i get a R-E-A-L Yet National doubles boss. Larry
the squad ran drills team or send I Four top-thght games will usher in the final month of i champions and from Saint Augustine.The Ptistl. with Mac-1..." -
what it had back play in the Central Florida Conference Tom Brown Jr, Celery Feds. bell-wethered
against Georgia plays as Wolf tonight as two undefeated by 190-pound Willis Anderson offer to manage
sought to tighten the Florida defense to intramural teams, Tavares and Ocoee and Gro\;eland and I Unless the Navy Air who to was Kramer runner-in rated one of the best backs in the the New York
for the annual classic be- 'competition.The Winter Park the latter two still very much in the running Base at Pensacola succumbs up this year's: cham- State, have won four of their five Yankees. !
tween the Gators and the Bulldogs chief ex- for conference honors, defend their laurels I University of Havana pionships at For- games. They lost by a 7-6 countto Durocher said
: : I
against con-
I ecutive is happier : John
he had |
Terence ices. -- the Rollins College Tars will est Hills. Walter Eustis in their opening game. seen
John Cox. Gainesville( squad now. however Coach Hugo Miller takes his j their third undefeated team ; Kramer Pate non-playing The Saint Augustine eleven is C. Eckler, ]
member, returned to his halfback and looksforward Winter Park Wildcats who boasta Recreation season when they take on captain, will be in charge of the rated on a par with Sanford ey's & RlCk-1
post yesterday after working out at to big- three and one record, to Winter Group away from home a week from I .party.I largely because of their 30-24 vic- and an attorney j
end Wednesday. ger and better Garden to Coach Jim Mobley's urday. tory over Deland two weeks ago. associated with
oppose -
things from the up-and-down Lakeview Red : Needs Assistants The Tars I The only thing approaching a. Up at Deland tonight Coach John W. BriCker
{Gators resuming surprise was the nomination of Specs Martin's Deland Bulldogs Eckler is regarded *!
Devils. Should Mobley be able to after
a vacation since
The Governorhas call on the services of pounding For Girls' into George ,Schroeder. mho did not play in : take on New Smyrna Beach'sBarracudas as part
Washington
a kind word Caldwell Program this year s championships and has in another confer nr the offrcia.
Mallard Clark and four other '
I BAYERASPIRIN j for Coach Ray (Bearl( Wolf too. ulars who have seen little service reg- 'I opener George Washington engaged in comparatively little big once game in which dopesters family of the Durocher
I is The City Recreation Dept. needs previously swamped Kings tune tennis for several He ,
The coach, he said "doing a of late the home town lads are ex- years. are .giving Deland the pre-game Dodgers and normally handles
i fine job' pected to give the Wildcats a real two part time assistants for the Merchant Marines. and Kramer. ho..ever.ere three- nod. much of their legal work such as
after-school recreation program The following week they time National doubles champions
In other non-conference contracts.
I that will rate the games.Seabreeke's
scrap as nights
MARK AT STAKE closest battle. ;from girls Under the present feated Stetson who had ,before they entered the service, : Sand Crabs travel to Durocher said he came here
set-up. Bob Newton Recreation first start. and Pate obviously has hopes they .
TULSA Okla API Cljde Le- I(. Jacksonville for a Joust with the from Bakersfield Calif. where he
Coach Joe Jenkins'
force Tulsa University quarter- powerfulTavares director for Area Three is at That N.VTB will be one of will recover their artistry as a Bolles School and Palatka stays at had been duck-hunting and added
Bulldogs will be
out to
back who specializes in extra their fuurth Princeton school after school hours Tars toughest opponents team. home to meet Starke. i he was returning there last night.NO. .
annex straight -
: victory
on Monday and Wednesday and d'cated by the tiers I Inclusion of Schroeder on the -- -
after his
points fellow backs plungefor at they clash with Id: .
touchdowns will put his unique Mark's winless! Clermont Hill- Ruth Winslow meets the girls of four games they have ,;squad ment that Bob Falkenburg I
Concord on those days On Tuesday 111 points to their oppon the gangling California youngsterwho
I t record of 16 straight one-pointers toppers.' The Ilililoppers. who
1 on the line when Tulsa meets the played the loop-leading Ocoee Newton coaches the boys of So far they have taken on was a several-days sensationin 1 On Your
University of Cincinnati Bearcats Cardinal a dose defensive Concord and Miss Wmslow supervises service teams and one the National chunpionships, had
here Saturday. game last .week have failed to the girls of Princeton eleven. Their first game was to be left off.
(Jafie handy METAL BOX) produce a !scoring: punch to date Bob Potter is in bane: of Mississippi College Stetson's i p"pc Fall Hit I'aratlo
and although they are not expected after-school activity at Grand weeks rival which was Good cigaret is made of
2 DROPS EASE STUFFINESS OF: to give the Bulldogs too Avenue on :Monday and Wednesday of 39-13. Then followed linen with a calcium compound.
HEAD COLDS much trouble tonight they may and Uainkin spends over Memphis NATTC. 40-0. I
ROLL ROOFING I come up with that double-stripe this same time with the girls of Hood. 26-2. and Jacksonville
COMPOSITION SHINGLES I,. bring Two drop speedy ra relief each, nostril soothe drive that pays off in points that West Central. Tuesday afternoon 6-0.
irritated membrane open might
Roofing of all kinds. up cold-clogged passages, machine considerable trouble. boys, and l'li
feel better
you immediately. .
McCORMICK ROOFING CO. Use only as directed 25c- Grov eland, boasting one of the the girls of Grand .\venue. a four letterman at Furman will, get top rating -" argyle, nmdccr
Phone 2-3552 DemandPeneteoNoaelkooaBUY Z'. tunes as much only Sac.v best lines in the loop, is given thefavorite's Thursday and Friday of each middle 20s. In 1925 he "" with men ...r- o. d co"l.b
role in their home clash week are devoted to interschool Southern. Before the war 4 '
.
-- with a big Umatilla Bulldog eleven competitions. and the directorsare athletic director and head where. M soft, purevirgin strict from H50
WAR BONDS AND STAMPS- in what should also be a bang-up with the competing teams at HampdcnSydneyed !! wooL ;.... \:, -" '.

counter too much trouble in adding dren of Marks Street and Hill- 1 Rubin EUtts, director of "
win number six to her victory One divides his time i. 1'\
crest schools
: play every Monday. ,
AHGEBILT
t i column as she faces a hapless Tuesday and Wednesday after i Kaley and Delaney areas v
.IIG Apopka Blue Darter on the Cardinal school and girls' coach need- in need of an assistant to e
Orange at Wall Dial 3831 I field. a is with STAVES SUNOCO SERVICE
: -- -- ----- ---- I interested girls
St. James of Orlando went out 192* E Cvlouial Or PhoM 2x230Whale
Any girls high school
of the conference to meet St. build for the future will journeyto t
: SAN JUAN'OR : Josephs of St.. Augustine last Melbourne for a nonconference older. who would be .; ..., "-\.
\ .-
this work .
ES night and the St Cloud Bulldogwitn battle. Bob Hal!'s Ml Dora re urged to Waiting for Your '
I Orange at : II below where Golden Recreation Department.GrecoPellone. ,. =r:
a team par Hurricane haan open mI'r New Car. . $oo,
Coach Tom Gannerelli forced to date
S. A Quarter Century of Friendly Service : is / DRIVE ONE OF OURS ,< .

slow down shipments waiting ow Prices are Just getting down tf
: i"ix canners to get started wa the where people" can
Plans to "nt out the \'ote" foe Continued ,From Page 1] Tfitr}
the Nov. 7 celery advice of C. C.. Commander In the opinion of Bill Pedersen
marketing ;
ref i -i'
erendum :' general manager of the Florida Warerly Growers Co-operativa.
were drafted yesterday, than oranges-apples get the -
at a meeting In Orlando Citrus Exchange at Tampa. "I The deal, he believe, will stabt- :
of has the '
the break and that been case '
Celery Division of the nave an eptuni&lic outlook- Use u soon aa shipment are cut
Vegetable Commute. Florida I In many markets. after we get the poor quality down. Instead of sending 102 can

Two-thirds of Florida celery: AU of the citrus men were fruit oat of the way and canners into New York auctions m one day
growers must approve the pro- agreed on one thing-too much get started." he said. He added industry should have bustled_
posed marketing agreement before ky fruit went to market too early there is "no surplus" of canned for new market away from mere:
secretary of Agriculture: Clinton / and some of them were downright orange Juice in the distribution minais. he salt '
Anderson win issue an order regu t critical of the quality of pipe line. "We have Just been The deal n1ao-r up" a bit in.
lating the handling of celery by some If not most of the offer- trying to move everything In the the John Ariko. sate
grade size and volume. ew : Ings. The shipment of huge Slate" he said. manager for Dr. P. Phillips co:1:

Crop report of plantings to I ..x 'Nh'Y" .quantities-15.6 per cent of last J. B. Prevail, Lake Region. COA. operative in Orlando. He had Just I-'

date indicate a six-weeks period ,::W- week total-of abe 288 oranges at Tavares. thinks the deal will "been talking to several terminals
in the Spring when production is a contnbqting factor but not "settle down" but "not like last and a little daylight is beginning
will be in excess of what the mar- wholly responsible for the plunge year." "But we will come out at to show through"he said. He cited
ket may absorb normally.* PVC,! of prices they say. the end of the season.OK."' be be the situation on other perishable

Mgr LaMonte Graw said yesterday -' %1". There Is another point on which lieves. It is his personal opinion as just another reason for the
following the meeting of an a.gree-that if pickings and that the market will settle down slump "People are Just not buy-
growers: from the three main pro- ; '. shipments are held down for the at around $3.50 FOB-something s in,." he said. "We've got to teach

ducing areas around Sanford. next week to two weeks the mar- akin to $2 or a little under for I the industry not to ship" everything
Sarasota, and Belle Glade. level This present it can all at once. he con
ket will come back to a con- co-operative growers.
The meeting was presided over sistent with supply and demand. market slump "nothing new" cluded.
by Perry N. Whltehurst of San- Those who have paid $2.25 to $2.50 be points out. "Growers will never Bill Mouser, Lee County Pack
ford. chairman of the Celery Division on the tree for oranges to pick\ go broke at the prices they will I ing Co. Fort Myers said he had

later are going to take a beating get this year-they cant expect I: stopped picking and shipment
-It was brought out at the and many of them interviewed yes 100 per cent returns on their investments should slow down to let the market
meeting that the purpose of r- terday are in that category. every 'eu-I am opti-1 j I catch up. He sees stabilization in
marketing agreements of this not more than two weeks.Lakeland .
I The. grower of Florida citrus mistic on the idea. we will get a I I
type>> are only to minimize the fair net return." In it was uncedtbaVthe :
will after the stabilizing influences -
losses to the growers daring the get to work realize -fair"" It s the opinion of Ralph Meitin, secretary of agriculture
periods of over-supply." Graw Zellwood Fruit Distributors. Zeil- tad'ordered the elimination of
price for his oranges, itu con-
added. ceded. And the estimates qualified wood. a member of Shippers Advisory 288s for the two weeks starting
Growers can vote by mail Sunday and bad limited tangerine
any I as "mere guesses" most ranged Committee, that it will take
time next week sending their from a price of $2.75 to $i. FOB''' about two weeks to "clean up this shipments to 2105 and larger for
ballots postmarked not later than for packed fruit quality and pre- mess." "Ill be happy if the deal'I the same period.
Not to Mmard P Miller field I an ferred sizes bringing the most. averages out at $3 or tnereabouu i i Prices yesterday ranged. for or.
representative of the fruit and When Florida canneries get to t OB" he said. "Every year we ship t anges. from an average of $3.23
vegetable branch. Production andMarketmg i operating in full swing the marketfor a lot of fruit up North supposing for four cars at Pittsburgh to $227
Administration P. .O M for three at Boston.New York .
: cars
oranges will get a big shot in they will take anything we ship-
Box 19, Lakeland i the arm. it was said. Then there and its not palatable, we don.teat had 37 cars at $3.19. Philadelphia
toting also will be conductedNov. 1 Ii C* will be a place for the fruit whichis 1 it ourselves" Its his hope the 23 at $2.44 and Chicago had five

7 at the county at rnt office not bringing too good prices on industry will clean up the early at $2.84_
in Sanford and Sarasotaand I b ., the fresh markets and there will and mid-season oranges before
the office of the assistant! M be a somewhat tighter Job of grading starting on Valencias. OPA Men Promoted

county agent In Belle Glade. and sizing fruit to suit the : How soon this market situation ; JACKSONVILLE [AP] Two promotions --
Members 01 the Division ,
Celery I
.TillS IS A GE\ER.\L VIEW OF THE FIRE which yesterday destroyed -, consumer's demands, it was indicated cleans up depends eritirely to fill key spots were an-
attending included R. A. Cobb. H.
the half-million dollar citrus Juicipg and processing plant of Bordo : POD shippers, in the opinion of nounced by W. W Ar-,
yesterday
C. Hetzel and R. M. Davidson of
Sanford. David Earl of OViedo Watson Defendsllandlord !'I Products Co. Inc. at Winter Haven, throwing several hundred people[' Blume Expands "Growers will have to reconstruct I Tom Lake Alfred.TurnbuU He believes Star Fruit, if shipments Co. I,''rowsmitb, newly created district

Mrs Ruth Wedgeworth and Harrison out of work and dealing a body blow to the citrus deaL their ideas as to the are held at proper level i director of the Jacksonville office
---- fresh market level declared WilliamL.
Raoul of Belle Glade and the deal on oranges will level I lof Price Administration.
R L. Garrison and W. W Stock- John )L Campbell. Leesburg, Duke has been appointed to
off at around $10-J3JJ5 FOB.
bridge of Sarasota. Visitors included I head of Growers Marketing succeed Arrowsmith as district
approximately $under the ceiling -
Lonng Raoul and Paul Rights I'State Farm Price Cabinet SuitTALLAHASSEE Service and a big grower in his price Tbe biggest factor in 'rent executive and William N.

Askew of Sarasota and L. L. own right. \ve just shipped too tbe slump, he believes, was the Moore has been selected to fillDuke's
Stuckey of Pahokee. I much fruit too soon, and we will rent director -
position as area
of 288s. "Buyers want tohelp
{ TALLAHASSEE tAP Gen. [APJ J. W. the full release t
i Atty. never really appreciate !1 .
Miamian Found DeadIn Tom Watson said yesterday he Index Shows Blume yesterday broadened the effect of releasing size 28i>s us move this crop, but they at Gainesville.

would I go into the courts if neces- I' Slump Issues and brought two more State I I which actually destroyed the
Duke Chemistry Lab sary to protect the rights of Florida value of 239s1 he said. "1f the
I landlords to evict undesirable 'lI boards into his suit challenging ero.erilI work with his ship
i r I 01 M " n Voters !
Sherman DURHAM Clark., N. :21-year-old C. CUPJ Walter Duke tenants. without OPA interference I I With the increase to in Florida f livestock TI prices offset by !cabinet program plans in for excess a State of construction $11,700- :, per to adjust to a normal pickings flow and shipments -consistent -- To All Republican I

University student of Miami. Fla. i "My ancestors fought In the : a sharp drop in citrus, the Florida farm price index decreased ,,000. I with the market demand

was found dead In a Duke I' Civil War with arms to protect !!, 19 points during October as the National income e : we will" see this price stabilizeto
chemis-1 The Live Oak real estate dealer,
try laboratory States' rights Watson said, climbed to an all-time high. I a fair figure." he concluded. Your leaders have placed on
who in earlier suit asked the
an
had ,
Belvln said he
O
Sheriff killed himself E. the I "and, without resorting to arms During the past month the National index, led byrecord ,court to stop further transfers of Admitting he was "rather pessi your ticket one claiming to
by turning on I will go into the courts as attorney -
mistic" Sid Chase Jr, Sanford
hog prices Jumped from money to the State building fund.
gas Jets. general just as I would' ** be a bfe-long Democrat as
said couldn the
Clark: a Senior was describedby I as an individual again to protect 1243 to 273 while the Florida index rHome I yesterday filed in Leon Circuit we expect 'price
| Loan Advances Court an amended bill of com- ; honeymoon' to continue If the Candidate for Clerk of the
Duke officials as "one of the I these same States' rights. ,dropped from 233 to 214, the Bureau plaint asking for declaratory decrees I figure stops where it is right now, I
most brilliant botanists" ever to I The attorney general issued his Circuit Court, who failed to
of Agricultural Economics at Reach $250 Million on several additional pointsof fine. We have started off early be-
attend Duke. He had succeeded in statement when told that John G Orlando reported. A 76 point drop law. fore, with similar quality fruit- gain the Democratic nomi-
germinating: orchid seeds sent to ,Summa, OPA area rent director. I MIAMI BEACH IAP) OUtst&ndI but this year we flooded the market I
in citrus prices was the greatest I The amended bill also makes nation. Openly he still
said in Miami that his office would says
the school from India, they said. ing advances of the 11 District I When cold weather really
prosecute any landlords in Dade contributor to the lower Florida the board of commissioners of breaks in the markets we will see he's a Democrat. But in that

Dade Has Polio Case I County who "attempt to evict ten- index, the TJ S. Department of Federal Home Loan Banks to their ; State institutions and the State an increase in the consumption of he his deserted his party.

!ants without going through the institutions have reached a total i budget commission, both com- citrus fruits" Chase:; pointed out and not
Agriculture declared. I does accept your'sHOW
MIAMI CAP! Dade County's115th pysed of members of the State
usual OPA channels. I
of $250 million. Harold Lee. Governor j that competitive fruits are plentiful -
case of infantile paralysisthis : Watson earlier this week ruled Comparing prices this October (cabinet defendants. The first CAN HE BE EITHER
year was reported by Or. T. E. that under Florida law, landlords with i 1945, the Florida index of all night of the system, said last bill was against the State comptroller today and on that a price consumers basis."are buying DEMOCRAT OR REPUBLICAN -

Cato director of the County :have authority U evict tenants farm products increased three and the state improvement The warm weather was given '
In an address before the board
Health Unit. The victim seventh who intoxicated, profane immoral points while the National index I commission.
are 'part of the blame by Fred H
of directors of the National Sayings -
this month, was identified as a 21- or whose conduct they regard jumped 74 points. All indexes mak- Blue's attorneys also brought Davis, sales manager for Lake
of all and Loan League he said the In asking you Republicans to
Florida
the figures
year-old girl from the northlll..estM'ctioa as detrimental to the repu- ing up their figures on construction au- Wales CGA. He said a lot of priv
the figure was" the highest total of
is
commodities increased during vote for him be certainly
of the County. tation of their establishment. thonations and transfers to the ate sale markets started the sea-
past year except citrus and truck such reserve credit In use since building fund up to date. They son off on too optimistic a scale, using your party to promote

vegetables the establishment of the system in showed a total building fund of and with too much small fruit the selfish interests. To me he M D. BAILEY JR.
The brightest spot in the farm 1932. I$17807741 now available. Blume market just couldn't stand the
GASTRITIS has no more right to ask you
price picture was, the 10J point --I II alleged that the State budget com gaff. Its his opinion the market You really have NO CAN- t
increase in meat animals, with" Registered Herefords j mission plans to shift $40 million will level off at around $3.50 FOB loyal Republicans to vote for DIDATE for Clerk of the
70 points of this increase duringthe 'i into the construction fund and which should be slightly under $2 him, any more than Yo e Circuit Court . and I appeal

PEPTIC ULCERS past month The citrus index Offered for Sale !that the improvement commission on the tree.There should have a right to ask to YOU as loyal Republicans -
VOTE
TO
increased three points and : i r''u''Jo \' ".,g c. ;,f1!] 'intends to rush its expenditure. is unrest in the trade and YOU to vote for our candi- FOR EITHER NOT CANDIDATE
the'truck crop index decreased the itself is Davis
MADISON registered herd of industry Jittery date for Clerk of the CIrcwt FOR CLERK OF TH& CIRCUIT -
33 points during the past year.
Rep. Sikes Divorced continued Im not discouraged a
INDIGESTIONRelieves Polled Hereford cattle will be sold Court. COURT
far market- '
Cash receipts from bit: this co-operative sales chief
at auction at the sale barn of the CRESTVIEW Fla. API) Court
month of
togs in Flonda for the I said. "I look for an improvement
Madison Livestock CO. Nov. 8. J records revealed here today that Committee
August totaled 12727.000 one- in 10 days to two weeks, and we 'V. D. Bailey, Jr. Chm.Orange County Democratic
W Gibson, owner, has announced. Mrs Emma Keyes Sikes has been .
third larger than last year Of will get on a satisfactory basis.
.
Paid Political Adv.IWE
? this $6.338.000 was from the sale Containing about 100 head of granted a divorce from Pep Rob- but movement has got to slow up,
PRICE I The Active of livestock and livestock products cows ca1\-es. heifers and bulls. the ert F Sikes of Florida. The final - '
and 6389.000 from the sale of herd has attracted bidders from Decree was signed by Circuit Judge SPECIALIZE IN "PRESCRIPTIONS" .
I
All PER Box f Diqestive several Southeastern States Gib- D. Stuart Gillis of DeFuniak Iflill

and CAPSULES PAPAYARestores farm products showed no MIAMI (API John J. Barrett of Press Speaker Set :
during the 'I
of weakening
suns New York. yesterday was re- STUART I IAPI Erwin D. Can- '
A Mefruitand now made ended Oct. 13
111adefm month
i I ; ,
elected president of the United ham editor of the Christian
normal Balance clulces p th e 11ya Available for In Florida the price of most National Association of Post Office Science Monitor will describe "to '
'ft'eds contmued to drop but is still
Re >is DistributionThrouhout Clerks as the organization endedits morrow's newspaper" as the featured ,I II
Between Digestive than October. 1945. Corn
higher PHARMACY
+ ORLANDO
biennial convention. William E. speaker at the annual convention
dropped from $2 per bushel last
Acid and Activity theAlkalines 18 Stocking of Miami was named of the Florida Press Assnto '
this month I
month to $1.85 per
United States first vice president and Thomas be held m Miami Nov 2830Ed..m 'Iil
cent dairy feed from $4.50 to $425 33 w CHURCH ST.oPRBOONEAbsorbme il ilI
per hundredweight laving mash P. Bossier of Philadelphia. secretary A. Menmnger. president of it
to $5.10 and scratch -treasurer, the organization said today I $1.25 SOc '
from $5.30 'i
NERVOUS INDIGESTION RESPONDS QUICKLY grams from $490 to $4.80 per hun- PHILLIPSMilk 51.00 IRONIZED YEAST ______ __52c

diedeight Alfalfa hay was $4 Jr. of il.25 PERUNA ____ _____ 81c i
higher at $56 per ton. while other 'MONEY COULDN'T BUY I ____ iill

SANFORD-A call for bids on a i DE1.AND-More than 100 guests KISSIMMEE total numberof SANFORD-The home of Mrs. A. Smith, Mrs. George McCall. Scott Mrs J. T. Newby
Dr. Foster Fred T. Williams at 320 Oak Ave John Mrs. I E_ Frances Bolz. Mrs. H. J. ,
tourist information center will be I called welcome the Rev. and 332 head brought receipts to Mrs. Hall. Spen
the of lovely dessert
was scene a
Mrs. A. J. Young Mrs. John and Mrs. Barney Beck.
$16,014.83 the livestock auction cer.
Issued today. Pres. Jack Ratigan :Mrs Roy O Respess and their here at Sold 108 Spe jot to Or ondo Morning Sen'ire!] ,bridge party on Wednesday when ;i f

told the Seminole County Junior I daughter.Mildred when they were calves.Wednesday.110 cows 34 steers were 28 heifers SANFORD-Jack C.Russell entomologist she and Mrs.A.M. Phillips enter '"
lFI
tained for the benefit of the Sanford
Chamber of Commerce at its meeting I'honored Tuesday night at a reception 8 bulls, and 41 hogs. and Dr. Alfred Foster, Woman Club. PLATE DATE HOY. !

yesterday.In i given by the First Christian Topping the market on steerswas plant pathologist both of the Central -t The home was decorated with I ITODAY'S
ofj I Church. The W. H. Faults of Cocoa. who
pointing out the success Rev. Respess is the 1 Florida Agricultural Experi- wild flowers and yellow alder High i iI ,

the chamber first big local ven ;new pastor succeeding the Rev 'sold 930 one pounds to Bill Dukes for $1720 of St. Cloudat Joe ment Station at Sanford. spoke score was won by Mrs.John Baker i iI 34 Fw Seatiamtal FEATURE KUMM RECORDSCay fiat call 63c
ture. W Clyde Smith. checkers high score wen: to Mrs Maa TrtC
Ratigan said the Jaycees: Overstreet of Kissimmee sold a to the veterans' farm training I Tk Bert
1 Frances Boa and Mrs. S.D. High ... J7SS Tfc. old Lamp UcMcr Kay 53c
must work harder for more and Guests were greeted by Mrs. cow to W. S. Combs of St. Cloudat class on Wednesday night at the I Hatieta ckalluar
I leyman received the screeno: prize. Wald
more successes. Bids on the struc 'Ralph Michael and Miss Genevieve 618 pounds for $86.52. high school agricultural farm I Mrs George McCaU and Mrs. ', FROM CaL :>7 M N DOT'! sta 53C
John R. anent Henua
Jones, teacher reported. Heave.
ture are returnable Nov. 12. Griffin and introduced A complete list of buyers and I .
were j Ralph Smith assisted in serving !
Russell told the veteran stud-II
sellers follows STORETbooe
Sam : ASSOCIATED
Martma announced that f ''
in the line by Mrs. Dorothy refreshments.
receiving -
S SELLERS John Padgett. St. ents of the latest control methods
the :
magician JayCees will stage a huge i Elmore. With the Respess' Cloud. 11 cows. $72205. Pea'yWilson. 4JOC'RIST '''of insects harmful to truck farm! Those participating were Mrs. 'I 143 N. Orange Orlando S30 '
shoat the Seminole I and their in the Brailey Odham. Mrs. Cal Blanc.
High School I daughter receiv- Holopaw 5 cows $264.88; produce such as raised in this section -:
auditorium Nov. 14.
ing line were Mr. and Mrs. John I
.
Dr S. Pulleston. Sanford. 1 year- Foster spoke on the new
Braxton Perkins Jr. has been
elected as chairman with George i];Cannon. who represented the ling 9 cows $413.82O. J. Taylor. methods of fungicide use and their
Austin Bill Lasater and C. H.'church board. Ona. 8 hogs $214.82; Alton Braddock history.. You are hearing it throughout !
Welcome made .
C. MAshton.
Luke, as a committee i!' was by Ona. 10 hogs. $155.26: car- Jones said that this new veteran
chairman of the church
8 training class for farmers is held
Brailey roll Harwich. Apopka cows
Odham will
present at
board and guests were entertained each Wednesday with 3 hours devoted I S
-
next weeks luncheon information $468.99; Wilson Hamnch Apopka
during the evening by Billy: Dolph to each class. Next week. Orange County.
on the progress being made to put I' $180.38; Joe Overstreet Kissim .
McDonald, pianist, and Miss BettyJo he said will be devoted to workin
small pleasure craft on the St.' mee, 1 steer. 8 cows, 1 bull. $591 J
Johns River at Sanford as ,ell as 1, Lanls ;n. accompanied by Miss 09: Berry Tindall Kissimmee 1 the farm shop. Students will
Carol White of Stetson University
bring their farm machinery and
the establishment of a concessionfor cow 1 calf. $3242.
for sang two numbers. Raymond Myers. Kissmmee. 8 will receive instruction on repairwhich '
for hire and motor fishing boats! Mrs. C. D. Dowling was in calves. $15666. Lawrence Silas. 9 includes welding and general -
a possible
I i charge of the guest book and dec- cows. $581.41 C. M. Bryant I farm machinery repair. I'm For
orations were in charge of Miss Zephyrhills 5 steers. 3 cows. $488.- There are now 17 members in Voting
base.Rev. Nela Dean. 69; L. R. Bronson. Clermont 1 the class and room for 25. and
Philpots Mrs. Mary Leary presided over calf. 1 cow. 1 heifer. 2 bulls Jones invited any veteran who
the punch bowl and was assistedin $161.76.: A. W. Story Groveland. -. -- -- h/ wishes this training under the
Eervmg by Miss Thelma Whit- 2 cows. 1 steer $149.76: E. C. Bass. GI bill to contact Alex R. Johnson -
Have Guests tington. Miss Betty Jane Whit- Orlando, 6 cows.: $344.75. Leo : Lord Justice Sir Geof- or himself regarding enroll.
tington, Mrs. Jack Bell. Mrs. Pres- Godwin. St. Cloud 9 calves. frey Lawrence president of toe I ment.
[Sir> oJ fr, Or'i-i> Atom iq 'S'nr "*!11 ton Smith and Mrs. Ruth Bell. $148.53 Chip Stewart Eau Gallie. International Military Tribunal JIMMY MILLIGAN
DELAND-Mr. and Mrs. Garr Mrs. I. W \VhiUington was in 3 cows. 9 heelers $625.64. which tned the Nazi war criminals The Wyoming Department of
Collivcr of Flemmsburg. Ky.. are i charge t>f rt'fr-shments. I Dock Partin Kissimmee 13 at Nuernberg,walks in a pro- Commerce and Industry reports ,
visiting their daughter and son- The Rev. Respess and his family hogs. $41341; Whaley Co. St.. cession of judges from Westmin- that continuing new oil discoveries -
in-law the Rev. and Mrs. Nash have come to DeLand from Bristol Cloud 5 calves 1 cow. $14227. A. ster Abbey to the House of Lords in the State indicate record-

Philpot and their daughter. Polly'j Tenn, and will be at home at R. PilUss. Kissimmee Park. 2 cows. ,in London. ,_breaking_____1946_ _in that field.
the new Christian Church -- ---------- u
The Alpha Theta Chapter of parson- $57.12, V, E. Holbrook Plant City,
Beta Sigma Phi has announced I age on W. Rich Ave. : 2 cows, $18503: Major Covart. !I FOR CLERK OF

t I IN FOR I Io Carl Bolls. brother of Fletcher
Bolls. has come to Sanford to make
THE UORLD i\ KI.MIUTILS : 0 '
: ; hIS home and is manager of the j
::: Tiling: SVT 7.4 VM
!Mickey Pharmacy recently bought!
by Fletcher Bolls. '

.Together Too
illGabardine
: . .
In Marriage '! I, RUTH MIUTTT
1i 1iT 1ik '
h
Won't you help us get a place? I
If DOROTHY DIX
We are 72 years old.We have been
Dear Dorothy Dix: Do you thinkIt married 45 years and don't want to I
Ai ftafurtrfdtlor'ially
advisable to merry a boy with be separated." I

,whom you find fault easily? The That plea set the missionary in
circle of a Southern church to dl
faults I find with him that
are work on a project based on the r September Modem
he: is not truthful: he take bites too often overlooked theorthat 4 ,
that are too large when eating Scrtcaf I '
charity begins at home.
and has many unpleasant mannerisms kIv
The women of the circle are ;
that bore me to tears. He small
building a comfortable
also smacks when he kisses andI G Gg
me GI
home to be used by the couple so
am a little too, bashful to say I
long as they have need of a placeto
anything about that but I have live TOGETHER.: qL
asked him to other
correct the
When their need is past the
faults. He is very smart with college -
home will
be turned over to another -
rd
honors and I cant under-
a
need of
aged couple in a
stand why he has such undesir- ;
i&h
place where they can live together -
able habits. ire
for their remaining years. i .6
Do think he will be
you always But
that isn't quite all of the
;I
this ? If he 9I.
way aggravates me now
story. The circle intends to look ,
by the way he acts how do you ii after the old couple, much in the
think I would feel after a few that )
way grown children stand
years of married life with him? to
ready help aging parents when
PAT help is needed. !
Answer: Perfectly awful. Pat.
Here is an idea perhaps for
perfectly awfuL If your boyfriend
your own church or your own wo-
s manners get on your ner- $$ r$ |I men's organization. It is a simple
ves now when you have to take ',plan and entirely practical > .
them only in broken doses they :
8109 I I We are conscious: today as neverbefore .A
would run you mad when you hada of the need for young folksto
steady diet of them. For the
have place of their
a own in
faults of those with whom we LUMBER JACKET
I which to begin their marriages.
have to live don diminish with I I
r A leader in the fashion parade I Because today that is one of thecountry's
"
familiarity. They get bigger and;
!this season is the good looking 1 most pressing problems.
bigger and more unendurable. and lumber jacket outfit Comfortable.easy .I But always there is the problem tine natal lr1.
that is why when one marries one _...
to ideal fare.jot the old folks who are so unfortunate for earl
wear- campus '
should be all steamed with ) ,
up It's not difficult to make-your I! as to have no home in p C. 5 : ate .... .2. al
Illusions and believe that one is I
which to finish
ABC special today. : their marriages
retting a fairy prince or an angel 1!together. .
for a mate.MERELY Pattern No. 8109 comes in sizes .1,5sMao
So such a project begun hi
13. 14. 16, 18. 20: 40 and 43. Size f
nDLOf \.' 14 2 3-4 yards of 54-inch mater- these times. would be just as need- ..... t (

course in time one is boundto I ed and Just as much appreciatedyears Lillie I : ,
down to earth and find ialFor from now as today.
come OGre
1// I
this send 25
pattern cents. i j
out that one has gotten Just a i A social worker, hearing about teats
mere human being instead of a In COINS your name address. size : the plan, predicts that the idea
desired and the PATTERN NUM- I
F will the country.
little tin god for a mate, and that sweep
BER to Sue Burnett the Orlando
be or she has plenty of faults and I It is such a sound idea, it
Morning Sentinel. 1150 Ave. Americas should.
foibles and little and
fussy ways
New York 19 N. Y. r
habits to which one has to be conveniently -
blind in order to keep The FALL AND WISTER issueof : Chapel Program
FASHION is brim full of smart
out of the divorce court. But thereis
no use in sticking your neck out ideas for every woman who plies a Committee Named L
needle. Easy-to-make styles . ,
for trouble : 'V
by marrying a man Jane Hood. Betty Pottinger and
whose habits make you shudder special designs by America's top Alan Phillips of Orlando have

even during the days of courtship. flight designers . lots of ideas been named to the Rollins chapel
with accessories . free printed program committee Dr. Henry

Dear Miss Dix: I am In love with pattern in book. Price 25 cents. i M. Edmonds, dean of Knowles
a girl and want to marry her Memorial Chapel. said last night 2275 A dress scientifically! !( proportioned to fit

because I know she would make I I Others members of the committee \
me a nice wife but I hesitate because DAR Chapter i are Dorothea Bufalmo you wbetber you're short. medium or r.dl.1fs
Robert Costello Charlotte Cran-
when I take her to see my: I \
people she shuts up like a clam. more Patricia Dickinson, Josephine Pinebrook; gabardine meticulously
Will Entertain Famham Patricia Fitch.i
saying absolutely nothing and
smiles only when it becomesnecessary. Virginia patrick( Ann Giguere LeDuc, Carol Pnscilla Kirk- SECOND FLOOR tailored and beautifully!! detailed, all r-

Also when I pay her a State OfficersThe Likely Eileen Lawless Betty. / I2FOUITH :-to
compliment and tell her how nice Rosenquect. Joan Sherrick. and l the way down its slim button Jront....

she looks and how much I love Orlando Chapter of the 'Mary Upthegrove. ID
her she always replies: "Oh. don't I i I Ii
Daughters of the American Revo- FLOCK
say those things. thought girl i i Names of the notes of the mu-
liked to complimented and made lution will hold its November meet- I steal scale were taken from the I .

4 i love to. and I don know how to ing at the Chapter House, 35 initial syllables of the lines of a

compete with an attitude like that. Lucerne Circle. tomorrow at 3 pm. :hymn I hP

1 Most women yell because theydon't The meeting mill feature State ___n___ I
get enough sweet talk. What
Officers' Day. the guest of honor .r.
) will. I do?
being the State Regent. Mrs.
WORRIED GUY James F. B-vers of St Petersburg ,::; (
Answer: I think you had better Accompanying her to Orlando will f-.r'I
try to find out whether the girl i r
be Mrs David Wright of Bartow 'IIII
is Just shy. or whether she is an / i
first vice president, and Mrs. E. s.
Introvert before you go any far- s/ j
Horton of Winter Haven second ,1N
{ ther with your courtship It maybe nee president.who will share hon- 'K iI"l : II
1 that the reason the girl has ors with the State Regent / j
nothing to and acts lIke
say a :
Mrs. Byers will be guest speaker '
dummy when you take her to visit { /'t:1I ): I
for the afternoon. and follow-
your family is just because she
'
the there will be a
ing program
does not know how to off
carry an tea in honor of the guests with I
embarrassing situation. She knows
Mrs. Charles R. Tidwell as hostess
she is under inspection. and that I
chairman. r vp j'
\ ,
? :.
: especially :your mother and sisters .

RADIO i if you hate any, are :sizing .o t '6
I ''her up and taking note of every After Dark Soft Crepe . .

aEPAla UBTICBSOUTHERN I hair on h=- h ad, and it takes a d

t lot of n't natural through :
MUSIC
such armade ,
ZM a. Oraif. TL CT1 B:'t '"nit like to be

------ even to be ccmaiter BRILLIANCE !
\ ,
pLnvous -' is more seris -

The Whistling Oyster Tu ': as if she is of a ,.

'cold and unresponsive temperament t II H Hrr
and that kind of a wife is

PI just about as comfortable to live
6y with as a cake of ice. You would

never get any response from her

I bone.that wouldnt chill you to the

-
w : Dear Dorothy Dix: Both my wile iL

and I are employed I contribute t
'practically all of my earnings to

Reaiy! Fine Gifts ''keeping the home a going con- I aI
cern. Is it not reasonable to assume -

Jensen Silver-Marghab Linen I that my wife should contribute -

Mark Cross-Wedgwood some of her earnings also I a III v
to the household expenses?
Spode-Mary Chess etc. I
O.E ,
The Whistling Oyster label i, Answer: When both the husband 1

adds distinction to your gift and wife are money-earners it la I a
,only fair that they should pro-
On patio reached from 120 N. rate the living expenses in accordance -
1
Orange and 35 W Washington with the amount of each
I ones income I
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ARE YOU JUST AP1AYTHINGoNAEJRE j

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fern,for acs'L 1
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5'65I'

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r :t: :::. # ,. "Top off your evening with a long or cap I I i 1 1r

/ sleeve blouse or sweater . all a-glitter i i r I .1I I
o .row. '

Nature may endow you with ?' with sparkling sequins or attractive braids I I t i OGre, I
;1 breathtaking beauty a lovely W.ee I

curvaceous: figure. She may bestow trim. Blouses of jacquard crepe, plain crepe : 0 Aq.... '
gifts on you that make you 1 1.l 1r
It a brilliant actress, a leader In ( / or wool in black white or pretty pastel Ref i
your class at college sought

after at dances or a charming shades All-wool or wool and rayon sweaters
wife and mother. L - \ .

Yes. Nature may do all this. I in black, white or gold to add to jour star- : 1

Not Joke About! forget Pmkhams Compound
DOCS oar than relieve such -j' A dress tbat fits with couturier perfection
So if female functional
monthly monthly pain.\ This great medicine .

suffer disturbance from are causing you to Also relieves accompanying 47 because it's proportion-izd to fit
pain nervous distress nervous tension irritability SECOND FLOOR your
r !
and feel weak restless so those tired-out, mean "pick-on- r _
J cranky and irritable that you everyone' feelings-when due to height as well as your fjurt Of

Vegetable Compound to sensible thing to do. Just Jurn
relieve such symptoms.. It's famous see if you.too, don't remarkably \
for this
purpose.And dont benefit AH drugstores

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r .. I the Mmes. Robert Riddle. W. CL.iBrlnkman. Brlania Horning nlinrt :
the Parent-Teachers ,
proceeds will be used for worthy I 1 Tiger Den P-TA State I Bride-Elect J. Norwood Cleveland. FRIDAY. NOV. 1. 1946 PAGE IS -

i I projects in the school andwelf are I I !Robert Nee!. Jack Butte Tart
'
of the pupils . The highlight j Marshall MaHory. Richard
.m! of the carnival will fe the selec- I MembershipParty Convention ComplimentedA Rogers Most farm y tmmim do not sweat
> Harry
: t I McPherson. Charles J a via.
\
fJ j them-
tion by popularity vote of a king at the appreciably, and protect
i I' breakfast yesterday
Carolyn
.1 the Misses
Ward Jr.
-7 ; and queen through votes cast in TonightClimaxing Plans MadeAn Orlando Country Club given by Jean selves against a rise in body temperature *
each room by the children this 1 Collins Margaret Baugh.
complimented
Miss Ann Brinkman
ia hot weather by reducing -
I
ion week:: . A spaghetti supper will I i bride-elect. Yothers Pauline Barren Alice 1
be served in the school cafeteriaat the membership drive informal tea in the Governor Miss Betty Riddle their activities.

WITH CAROLYN RICH I S:30 pjn. and will be followed i which. has been conducted by the 's Mansion from 4:30 to 6 pm.. With the honoree were included 7ane Sullivan.

Club Edits by a costume parade at 6 . members and student committee I Wednesday. Nov. 13. will be one of
There will be booths and attrac- School the several events ParentTeachersAssn.
of the Orlando Senior High -
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Of the tions for both children and
1 Orlando Garden Club met grown-ups . The committee assisting Youth Center, Tiger Den. win be c delegates will have to look

Wednesday In the Garden Center I Kirs. Williams includes the the party today from 8 pm. to forward to when. they -attend the TI

president. presiding . Miss Mary Hopkins Hadley. J. H. Houser, i j All arrangements for the party. Mrs. Julius Parker has been
Compton outlined her for Turner Ratne Oather Van
plans Hy-
I which is for members only arebeing named Tallahassee chairman of
the 21st annual convention of the ning Samuel Simonds Fleetwood I tonight.EAdding I I Handier three 1
State Federated Garden Clubs Peeples Keith Thomas. Lynn kept secret until : the occasion by Mrs. Colin Eng- ways .
to the lish. convention chairman. Mrs. -
which will be held in Orlando in Thames. Lee Hazen H. Wesson. something special !)
April Miss Compton will serve Lomax Taylor. Knox Glass. Jane dancing will be two corsages Millard caldwell wife of the Governor -
as general chairman of the con- I',Reddington Earle Shanon. Ronald awarded as prizes by a local florist. will receive guests. These three tontanHroubksacmgjeatures :

vention The board has also 'B McKinms. Frank Cayle G. M. : When the Den opens Friday a j Thursday from 4 to 6 pm..
decided to Join the Florida ExPOSition -: Bachelor, Floyd Gayll Samuel lot of new equipment which has I Secretary of State R. A. Gray will of&ech-Nutgfass jars

and hold a flower showat ,.Keppler. George Saute Thomas been secured through the local conduct delegates on a tour of mothers.v
the annual Fair on Feb 24 to I Pittinger William Haverkne Merrill : Community Chest of which. the State buildings. Mrs. Doak S. appeal to :

March 1 . Invitations have been Wattles. Robert Fmf rock. Sam Tiger Den is an agency, will be installed Campbell. wife of the Florida f ,
issued to all former members of : Anderson. Mr and Mrs Arthur It has been announcedthat State College for Women president EASY to open..EASY to
the Dubsdread and Edgewater Dear Jr. Mr and Mrs Carter the Orlando Rotary Club is chairman of the banquet
Heights Circles to meet in the Bradford Nelson Glass, and has voted to purchase a two-way Thursday evening in the east dining .. fl sMr..a.,.
close
Garden Center Tuesday at 10:30 Wooda Elliott. I bowling alley for the Den. hall of the college. Mrs. Dora 4 . EASY to keep

am. for the purpose of forminga I,I n 0 0 In charge of the affair tonight : Skipper, State P-TA second vice
new circle . The following The Orange County Museum in : is the student committee composedof president and staff member of the
circle meetings will be held today the old Court House will be open ; June Cossin. chairman. Let y State Department of Education Beech-Nut Foods for Babies are packed I f

: The Merritt Park Garden today from 2 to 5 P m.. with Miss Land Eloise Fishback Betty Men- will be toastmaster. Judge Walter in glass jars,each with individual reseal
Circle at 1 with Mrs. Jack Alta Wright hostess . The
pm. as LAMSII AFTER D\RK GOWN make
H. Beckham of the Dade County caps.Jars open easily handy con
Camp . The Cherokee Circle at Museum is volunteer service of
offset the
practical day
togs in Juvenile and Domestic Relations ,
10 am. with Mrs. Herman Heid- I Orange County and since no admission '"Trap Lines North" by Stephen viewpoint of French fashion col t tainers refrigerating unused foods.
rich Jr. . The Lucerne Circle at is charged. it is suppored Meader at 5:30 pjn. tomorrow lectors. An example is the model Court will be speaker I No trouble at an
,
Mrs. State I i
10 am. with Mrs. Charlotte Gero i ed entirely by donations. ; over WDBO . The dramatized above which features off-white Beckham. president Beech-Nut and
. 'story, deals with the adventuresof will preside at the board of man- 2
The Beverly Shores Circle at i I 000 faille with strapless bodice and
two Canadian boys and their agers dinner Monday night preceding science work to-
10:30: am. with Mrs. R. L. Pryde
I Mrs E B. Bradley of Tampa black lace tnmnuns: m the shapeof
. and the College Park Circle fIght with a timber wolf . This the convention and also
State chairman of Student AudI- a fan A tea rose nestles in the getherinpreparing
at 10 am. with Mrs. J B. Slemons. program is presented each week at a luncheon for regional directors ; f1t o
tions of tha Florida Federation of black velvet bow which ends in Q your baby's food.
I the Orlando Junior Welfare 1 WednesdaY. q
000 Music Clubs has announced that by long streamers. at pm
\ssn I I Fruits and -
The Historical Destiny of the I the 10th Biennial Student Musicians I' II I vegetables
United States. by Dr. Emmett : Contests of the National Fed- : 000 I I i are the finest. Cooking is saentif-
Fox will be reviewed by Mrs. Helen eration will be held in the Spring The Orlando Poetry Society will ges. Sara Brown Jimmie Franklin. Frances O'Heir I icaHy timed. And to make doubly sure,
hold: its weekly meeting( tomorrowat Robert Brown Charles Memcr and
Boxall today at 2 in the Unity of 1947 and will be open to pianists -
pm. check and recheck
2:30 the Chamber of who will be experts inspect test
pm in Harry Stripling as- :
. 'violinists cellists i
Church. organists
503 S. Orange Ave
and vocalists . Commerce Building . Original stated by :Mrs Dabney Davis adult Distinctive Gifts r finished foods for flavor and food values.
This book is an exposition of the Requirements are I
poems and a reminiscence of Nova chairman and Mr and Mrs Don- Beech-Nut flavor baby's approval
significance of the symbols used that competitors must have reached I gets
I Scotia will be given by Mrs Rose- ald McAlLster and Mrs Beatrice
on American monev and on the their 16th birthdaY. but not mond Johnstone. descendant of Swiss Music Boxes I > and its convenience gets mother's OKI!
Great Seal of the United States. passed their 23rd by April 15. a Little y 3
Poet William Cullm Bryant , For ChiUre
1947 . Winners the State
with an explanation of the rela- in con- !
tionship between these emblems tests proceed to district finals and Mrs Johnstone recently armed at Baptist Church Plans t
the Jefferson Court Hotel from BeechNutSTRAINED
and national events Followmg receive an official certificate signed Tole
her home in Hvanms MassRichard . . Trays
the review, a tea will be given b\ the State president. the national -
Community Sing SundayCentral & JUNIOR
with Mrs. Lulu Geissler-Snuth as president and national contest P Locr-ner will also speak AH SzesSwedish GpFf .ar6r +ya
/
hostess. i chairman . Contest bulletins and will discuss:' Literary Values'of Avenue Baptist Church O r el Foods for Babies
000 1 outlining the requirements Poetry 000 will hold a Community Sing Sun- Crystal
The date Nov. 4, at 8 p m. in may be obtained from Mrs Bradley I day night the Rev Carroll N
I'I The Colonultonn A>omen Club e In many tanehef fruits,vegetables,
.
the Orlando Senior High School 802 DeLeon St.. Tampa Blakeslee pastor. has announcedI.
Auditorium is being publicized for I 000 will hold a wiener roast and business H. MeredIth. New York. singer California Weil Ware meat combinations, soups and desserts

all parents of Teen-Agers . It I' The IH-Uney Street School Par meeting: Monday at the campof and composer will lead the con- PACKED IN GLASS 1
Mrs E. :M! Ivey on Lake Conway Shop NOW to I.sureEo,1y
is the joint meeting of Cherokee ent-Teachers -\-.sn. is sponsoringa . giegational singing while Charles Out Of Taw.I .
Members wishing transportation ITS EASY for
to
School S. Given ChICago. author and A fact your baby progress
Memorial and Senior High Halloween carnival at 5:30 pjn. Christmas most important to
Parent her. Associations are asked to meet at narrator, will reveal anecdotes Deli.cryI '' from Strained Foods to Junior Foods
e a e today on the school playgrounds remember when ask
the clubhouse at 10:30: am and you buy
where pertinent questions will be . Parents are invited to bring bring individual table service . surrounding authorship of many I i food to baby many foods are made m both varieties
of the best known hymnsA give your
presented and answered by a their children and have dinner at '
Mrs
Frank Lane chairman of the
competent panel of speakers on the carnival . Hamburgers. hot- Ways and Means Committee an- violin solo by the Rev. B akes- I 313-322 N PARK AVE. l
the two subjects. "School Problems dogs. drinks pies and cakes will be lee accompanied at the piano by
that will be held
nounces a party
Come Home" and "Am I a sold by P-TA members in he Meredith, will highlight the program WINTER PARK
for members and their
Parent . The lead- , guests on also featured by songs by I
Delinquent booths Prizes will be given for Nov 9 at 8 p m. in the clubhouse Telephone 118
Rachael and Rebecca
ers will be Cannon Robert Gumm. the best in the Heckle. twin
costumes
: parade. KOI:: N. Fern Creek Ave . Prizes SISters. ,
Judge John G. Baker and Dean
00 O
will be awarded and refreshments
Morris S. Hale . They will be I The Orange County Federationof served
assisted by the Mmes. John Be- Women's Clubs will meet at 000 Episcopal Church To
thea Walter Wyckof. Martm An- the Ocoee Woman Clubhouse The rairtilU Parent-Teachers

dersen. Donald Evans Wayne Nov. 7 at 11 am . Luncheon .\",,n. will\ sponsor a Halloween Hold Communion TodayThere
Cooper. L. W. Estey and Brantley reservations should be made by carnival today at the school at will be celebrations of the -

Burcham. 000Contributions Nov 2 with Mrs E C : general 6 p m. . A chicken supper will Holy Communion at 7:30\ and 10
chairman of V tug i be served in the cafeteria and cold a,m, today at the Cathedral
for the 22nd an- o 0 Ca drinks candy. ice cream and hot- Church of St Luke m observance
nual Catherine of the Orlando 1 I "Books! . Brine Adventure" dogs will be sold on the grounds of All Sajits Day. : SOMETHNG NEW FOR DANCING FEET!
Branch of the Needlework Guildof i the radio educational program . Decorated booths with games
America Inc, will be on display : presented each week for the children will be featured, to which the pub- I England normally imports 73
today at 3 pm, in -the Sorosis of Orange County brings he is invited mill!!on cigars from Cuba annually
House for the benefit of public -

interest . Membership in the
Needlework Guild consists of the
annual contribution of two or ?
'
more new articles of wearing apparel .
or household linens to be
distributed through the welfare v

agencies to the sick and needy of
the city or a sum of money may ? l/v 7 ?

be donated . A program has t. j) ,,
been planned for the afternoon at :
which tune guest speakers will be

the County Welfare Department. for midwinter evenings at home. Its charming weskit effect
000 I

Under the general chairman-
ship of Mrs. Samuel H. Williams achieved by gold outlined trapunto embroidery . fastened with golden balls. I

the Winter Park Elementary
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school will hold its annual Halloween Of Chamikin a Bates fabric of acetate talon in aqua and rose. :cam Ii
carmval tomorrow at 5 > rmmti L iT
pm, on the school grounds . II i
The affair is being sponsored by i
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men for contributions. Mrs. Bussells said"Out of this sum.the meals and serves a'vitally necessary Longwood Sailor Cited Eaton: near Spoil Island. Corpus 'rlanbn( .f&trntag &rat&l it
Merchants Get Plea Bos&eUs pointed out that one of I Club this year must pay for badly service in helping our young I I Christi Bay Tex, Nor. d. 1945. FRIDAY. NOV. '1. m PAOItlT
I the participating agencies! is the I needed expansion of its facilities women maintain their 'pride and For Heroism in Rescue I while serving; as an aviation radioman t
Young Women's CommunityClub Last year for example they fur- dignity while they are searchingfor Lawrence R. Blankenship. 23, third class. USNR. risked his life by taking his spa
and "its interests should be nished than 2.000 meals to work." I Secretary of the
more son of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Blan- I Presented by life putting it on! *
For Chest close to the heart of every Or- r|young women temporarily out of I kenship. Longwood. has been'. Navy Porrestal in behalf of the drowning preserver.officer and keeping tfat
Support i lando woman.* :work or unable to pay for some A whale weighing 12.000 poundsonce 'awarded the Navy and Marine i President. the citation states Blan- officer afloat until help arrived
"The Young Women's Club receives other legitimate reason. floated into the harbor of Corps Medal for heroic conduct in I I kenship. as one of five occupantsI
Promising $2000 from the total collected -I I The' club aids these girls by Cuxhaven. Germany. and tied up t rescuing a man from dro1lingfOllO' i to extricate himself from the submerged Blankenship is a Lymaa hgi
in the early returns from Orlando's chain stores in the Chest fund Mrs.I,providing them with room and ship traffic until it was removed. l"ing a mid-air airplane col-( wreckage voluntarily school graduate. t
Community Chest drive scheduled to start Nov. 11, ,
McJordan and Lee Hazen co-chairmen of the chain I
store division, yesterday\ appealed to every merchant "to
help the On
wee.... m_. the drive"The mumty:_. Chest reach it's $66,030 coal the first .- _
,
most important thing in --, -
the lives of every Orlandoan at
this moment is the Community
Chest." the chairmen said "It is
a matter of civic pride duty and WNATI.

a Community privilege that Chest we and support it should our I 1SINGER dcvy our Christmas ShoIpjsNOW-:: ;

be our aim to help ChIn. Rolfe
Davis put the S i7:4& "1
campaign over the ,. + "
top within
the first weekI .
1 r .
{ Orlando reaches
its goal .
within the first week we might seta .. .
national record; for speed. st Tl e ,
"But more important is the Ir t t y. :
fact we must not fail the 12 Or- t LY1 .. :
lando .7 -"
welfare and service or- : -. "
ganizations are members of
the Chest and are vitally dependent -"!:,>i.
on us for help. ,

McJordan pointed out that every :Ifoi \
person who donates to CommunIty I
Chest should know somethingof
the activities of each of the 12
participate agencies. F

"For example he said "the .... .. .-.a.-: .... ,
I YMCA receives 58.500 of the total ,
collected by the Chest. This money : Mara Nelson (abovel of
is used to help our youngsters be- Dysart, Pa. back from a six-
come good and useful citizens. It month USO-Camp Shows tour of
supports six clubs for boys and the Pacific will make her operatic
girls of high school age; two debut in a soprano role in Milan.
camps for boys ranging from eight - - -

through 11: provides workers to development of various skills and ,
cooperatE"flth various welfare hobbies. L
and character building agencies ,I -
and "This is only one agency helpedby
supports free classes for young
people desiring instruction in the the Community Chest and tcsct't i .
--- ... - there can be no doubt in the dpat 6. r.h i i
;
mind of any person that such 11S-c! a ey r
aid to our younger generation peak :
,
accomplishes anything but good t be tt a by '',
for our children and future citizens to f y guR acs 2S I I
j.o. of Orlando. OK a va 14e t
The Special Gifts committee of SE st httte ,ct.cs
ROSEBUSHES 22 prominent Orlando women have t gly
launched their campaign and Mrs.F. .
Page Bussells. chairman.
) f, prophesied that these donations e aid y a a 5i ,' t'J
fjirect from field would.be Urn hand" by the Nov. 11 f11 Cbrlstj ti1y cckly ''
opening of the Chest Dnve. c ot ZS ,
flj 95 "Our group's quota totals almost t 4t y taay as 1 .
Will looM one fourth of the entire cam- s
paign fund:' Mrs Bussells said,
THIS SPRING Q:::;: "and we have e\qy confidencethat
we will have reached or exceeded .
-" At.A'Y our quota even before the tog p1 lne4t
l- campaign officially opens." to r '
?l'eiHI' IJ Mrs. Bussells said Mrs. Asher >
; ROSE NURSERY Peter and Mrs. W. E. Sinclair will
be replaced on the Special Gifts
, B_IS TVUR.TtXAS DA 811I committee by Mrs Linton E
I 'ra t Nf[i' rifT"... MMrYODeIR_ Allen.In. QUALITY
J appealing to Orlando wo- 1 1

!
.
,
Famous for their perfect balance wheel And famous, too for their beautiful,
Brilliant first quality diamonds in exquisitely fashionedmountings of rare Beryllium alloy that. nonmagmodern post-war designs with heavy
retie,rust proof and self-compensating for raised crystals. brushed-siUer finish dial
. combining the utmost in beauty and value. temperature changes See them at DiTai-and only at Dahl: t
sr ;* >f .

Prices have not advanctd one penny bcjond the 1911 line for
most nationally advertised health and beauty aids Think of I I
what that means to you in cold cash savings and )ou11 join .
the crowds who cheer our all-star line-up of quality drugs and $6950 !
toiletries-\America's favorite brands at LOW PRE-W.\R
PRICES that give jou a longer run for your money 1't"S-were' Sparkling with beauty and I' ' s t

on jour side. and these values prove were holding the price grace is this diamond ring sue, e

Lions Club To Hear noon today on Wildlife<< 1 as $378.354 as compared with '83 Absentee Ballots out of the county on election day,0rlanbfl flfcmttag l SrottoH
tion.- Utilities $7 O.I61in 1945. or an increase of next Tuesday can cast an absentee -,[PAGE 11 FRIDAY. NOV. 1. KM
II Address on Wildlife \ COnierYa-1 I 1 Report 128192. : Filed; Deadline Today.'I ballot up to 5 p.m today. j JI j
Interior temperature Eighty-three absentee ballots t .
Tom Starling 1 work in
president of the I Total assets including
angd County Sportsmen's Assn. i,'is said to be about 70 million de- ; ; progressr amounted to S9.248,166. Judge had been office filed up to in 5 the pjn County jesterI i I I''
Income Increase
i I
the Lions dub at'I 'fir INN aii
grees centigrade. : an increase of $759,638 over last day. and Chief Clerk Ben Cox I + oar e DUCK t a m il 1

Other Stetson faculty embers I4ERE'S'NOSE BU2ZGLPR NOBODY'LL PUT .1I LONOWOOD-A new schedule
DELAND-Miss Ruth Richardson attending the RECORDS OF AMASS. '(FC FINGER ON 511t3TInl
instructor in the school of William E. meeting are Dr Plans MeetingAt Uf'vtX) for the Christ Episcopal Church
Duckwitz head of the AS UNC013CERNEI OL SAKE /
music at Stetson University will school of I DeLand High baa been announced. Every Sunday
music Miss 'CAUSE C12pW,
Helen Al- AS DUCKS OH A POND T. .
be a feautured of the performer Florida beforemembers I,j linger and Miss Ethel Fisher St. Cloud vorru MARTHA our or BEEN SAJ/lKi' JAKES tF)GU there wffl be Church School

State music instructors. SIGHT,tUtS 3DB S '(HIS IDEA A >;ONT School HasHomecoming at 2 p.m. Every Sunday except the
Ir MIS. L A GUESSAZ EASIER'PJ PICKIp' MJAS 3IS' TAC'EEWANNA second Sunday In the month
TAFFRAIL CLUB {Special to Orlando Morning Sent:hell BARSEcuED RIBS! ANOTHER UECKER WAKE church service will be held at Sp.m.
Holy Communion win be at
WINTER CABDBN KOAO ON IMS RQSB I ST. CLOUD-A meeting of the PPeEFSMOkh! WR110Ur t1UCKENNPYOA4NAISE. 9;30 ajn. on the second Sunday
' COCKTAILS New York State Club has been I .r ra ''w .1 to Or:7: '3 Morr' no Sentinel] ,i in each month. -
caned for next Wednesday at p DELAND It's homecoming : The Civic League will bold the
SPACIOCS DANCE: FLOOR pm. at the home of Mrs Sara 21 November business meeting at
OICHESTRA-Wednesdays. Saturdays and Austin. 514 New York Ave. -, rij here today for an alumni of De- TuesdayThe .
Sundavs.Covert ,,3:30 p.m.
Prince Parties sad Ba.gsets aoucikg PM.e Cwty 1=.gaHARPER'S ptug Iaa New York State tourists and past Land High SchooL : Baptist WJ LU. held IU

members are requested to attend. I' l The program begins with a circle session Monday at the horn
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ivery of i chapel ceremony at 10:10 am. at of Mrs. B. R. Gray. 8Irs. Tyler
Lakeshore Blvd.. were hosts at led the devotional
dinner Saturday in honor of Mr.: the high !SChool' auditorium. A Miss Marguerite CotUn ham

and Mrs. John H. Brown who I a A parade led by DHS band. will ,entertained In honor of her guest.I .
TAVERNand celebrated their October redding begin at 2:30 p.m. Approximately !I'I i Miss Juanita Peters Friday Press
of 52 years ago and Mr and MrsEdwin .I 30 floats will be displayed in the ent Were Miss Peters from Dayton.
C. Abrams celebrating their downtown exhibition.At Ohio Mrs.. Forrest French Umea
: 2- 8 pm. the DeLand Bulldogs ', Glenn Payne
Harold Jackson.
50th.Pvt.. A. L. Drummond Jr.. is! / 'ii'1.iQT meet at New Smyrna Beach Barracudas Rayburn Mite e. George Bates
home on leave from Camp Hood. ; and it is anticipated the and Jess Cottingham.
i I
will be close.
RESTAURANTI Texas. game Mrs. Bill Hines was honored ata
The Friendly Bible Class of the Following the football game a stork shower by Mr, *. Woodrow
IF J. H. I dance will be held at the Elks
TOTTEN. ABOVE has First Baptist Church has elected Loolzs 'Prescott and Mrs. MiUord Morgan,
= 1 his way. landlords all over the I May Risser as its president: Mrs LIKE A r Lodge. It is sponsored by the HIV j' at Library Hall Thursday night.

WILL = l country will go on strike and refuse Hattie Bennett. vice president I II CLEAN s organization. I I'I Mrs. C. B. Searcy underwentan
REOPEN to rent their properties until Mrs. Charlotte Newton secretary; I n operation at Orange; Memorial

rent ceilings are scrapped. He's I Miss Irene Ellyson, treasurer; and I II If-1 IT /Mr. Hospital this week. She U the
president of the Pioneer Apartment -I Mrs. Elsie Smith good cheer director Ferguson, organist at Christ Church.
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Thursday Evening Oct. 31st Group of Seattle. Wash A. R. Keever of Lowellen, I r From the Lyman Council of
which started the ball Mrs. here on vacation. I Miss Sitctrez attending the County
rolling 1 DeLand Meters \
Neb., is visiting in St. Cloud. Parking P-TA in Sanford Friday were Mrt
there and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cooper are
urges national action. I lira
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heinzel are Scott. president and
Homer
Under the personal I back from Portersville. Pa. Net $330 in One Week
direction and
ownership of Mr. and back from Wisconsin and Michigan : Are Married !Gray: representative
Mrs. Frances Miss AliceBird Hart is home
=
Harper, founders and developers of == ,
== Park's most famous Winter i I from North Carolina. d i iS3UI..k'.r; -g Sec. : :;J ,
eating and drinking establishment == Mrs. Vina Hoover has returned DELAND in.
= -Parking meters :5 Or'vta t'im'Q Sentinel
Cocktail Lounge 9 RAPETTI Mrs. John W. Baker is .back :: : 1C
open am. to 12 ,
midnight = from Michigan. DeLand during the first week of, tr.eeN
== Closed ttSdnuSt I from Georgia. { ST. CLOUD Of interest to
Restaurant open 5 p.m. to = I Mr and Mrs John Canavan ofLong official operation have netted the
week days FOR SPAGHETTI : Miss May Charping and friends friends here is announcement of
Sundays 12 noon to 10 pjn. Closed Tuesdays. I Island and Mrs Mary Monellof LINCOLN llllll1llllI
$330 Mgr.
,city approximately: City
Mrs. G. White Jordan and daughter the marriage of Miss Beatrice
NOW OPEN Bayshore. L. J were\ guests of Fred Gross stated yesterday: This
Louise have been guests of Suarez, daughter of Mrs. Beatrice
Phone O. Sanford Short-Cat tr. S. 17.K I Mr. and Mrs. Charley Sievets the W. C. Charpings.Mr. is an average of approximately Evert of Lincoln. Nebr.. and John I 0..1. k
For Reservations. Mrs. William Halloran .
Mr and 65
$1 meter.Deducting
per
129 Orlando ,
;; Ave Winter Park and Mrs. W. S. Hofstra of V Ferguson, of Miami son of
of Old Saybrook, Conn, have beenNORWOOD'S 50 per cent due the
== aCME LOCATION I Claremont N. H.. are newcomers meter manufacturer until complete Mr and Mrs\ John W. Ferguson of 1 La" D&7-BIIt' Gaul
WINTER PARK TELEPHONES: = who\ have purchased a home here. Is there is still .St. Cloud. at the parsonage of the Wolf londo.-
111 W. Fairbanks AM payment made "She- of
WP'IIT'alld WP S1E8V R ''T Mr. and Mrs. John L. Law are 27i .
CASINO I Term enough revenue derived from the First Methodist Church. Oct.
here from MaryviUe
A1w"The -
-
The Rev R. M. Standish officiated
I i devices to pay the city managers I II

:; i i: DRINKS as :you like them . FOOD as It should be. Dancing VisitsStetson i and city clerk's salaries he said. Witnesses were membersof Cat Crttpi-
: ORLANDO Prof. Stripling i the family: Mr. and Mrs. John
AGRICULTURAL EXPOSITION INC. every: Thursday night to Hugh Clinton's Orchestra.
:
I : Navy To Release 12 W. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

| FAIR AND P BST University Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. See- _
CELEBRATION cocoa FLORIDA ay. tttrffl'West
i I .S-
I i DELAND-In the interest of the ,'C_" C \' Sent null Jacksonville
SPONSORED BY :; : C '>3
I Soan Foundation project in applied DELAND The 12 remainingcivil I Mr. Ferguson is a well known the Alamo'I
-I hull
Robert .attorney of Miami and they will
i 40 & 8 SOCIETY OF AMERICAN LEGION ORANGE COURT HOTEL economic Prof. of service employees at the reside ,
Stripling assistant professor of former Naval Air' Station In De- ; there.- - .....:-. -
education at the University Land will be released tomorrow
AND ORLANDO SHRINE CLUB DINING ROOM 'Florida this week is visiting Stetson Lt. Franklin Swills. officer-in-

abort Urn or a lot for a Ion. time M44 and JM4.. From the traffic point of view" .
-70U can depend an mv doluc my
best to **yYe
fcext time you can us* a loan alvem Park Trafalgar Square. Marble I
* chance to say "Ye*"-wont [
)'oul ril consider It a favor See m* INVESTIGATE IEFOIE YOU IUY! Arch and Piccadilly Circus
.. than average Income g ,-
11_ 2. H a. Ora.. A_ Yel 2.U68 c
yields can be secured now
Ewnin11 1r u9antnanl
I See Us Before Yov on seasoned First Mortgage I BAh z ; = MEN y.y MGN
Personal Finance Co. \ W
DOT Bonds of major American I -Z'y
t'i MEN
,, JCAS6e Corporations. I : n AT AT
Inquiries in
.L.eaa. NaM b m'Mnb A
of noarby Citiea' I & W02K
Mw 7o..
Open Monday through Friday 9-5 Aeaat BUYURN

.ey. I Ce.rl I with . .alDa fruit trees10room if b.... have Burn wood now on hand for sum tSOOO Are in Winter Park city limit. Pint I apply American Bak.". 315 Asricultnral College trad- BUICK-1941 special .4ow- sedaa. I lttle Tuber TrolleY

years .1 . bala t I with Goodwin 077 N Orange HOW TO BE 51100710 when you I upslalrt. 'IDd *. BuildIng Burger Manacrr. 807 Metcalf BuildIng be experienced. like the work beHardware Engine bat bad lest than one hun- vacunmatle. tro.._. $Starlla KIlUOWAMba : |

.(Orlanni< SlDrntng @ttnttnrlli 100 Winter Garden Red Cross Kip, general supervisor .f the few high icbooto, Fonda to I
Coffee Cream Price (PAGE 24 FRIDAY NOV. 1. 1948 s More than 100 Lakeview cboob. !I complete the
dents received awards for Laleview is believed to be one of FanMOR .
i I Students i CitedIn pleting the water safety atu-I
placements and operating costs I Wednesday. George Shaw
Hiked 90c and .ther cost factor** the I Safety CourseOnly O. Eddy, physical, education
to Quart Commission explained in announcing 1 structors at the school conducted j YOU A
I the new price schedule seven out of a student bodyof 'the course in the Winter Garden GIVES
more than 400 students in Lake- (I municipal pooLSpeakers
"You're the Cream in My Coffee" will be sung to the The new schedule is established view High School: in Winter Gar- during presentationof 4\4 VARIETY OF DELICIOUS
tone of 90 den have-not the water awards \
cents a quart beginning today. t in the Dade-Broward. Martin- completed were Harry Kenning
Orlando I Palm Beach-Hendry. Manatee- 4 safety course. given under the direction regional water safety chairman, f MEATS IN HANDY TINS
dairymen yesterday reported that prices on of Corbin Ballenune of the Jadson B.Walker, county superintendent
:Sasasota and ,
Escambia
coffee cream will be increased from 74 to 90 cents for it was announced.marketingareas Orange County Chapter.. American of schools,and R.Earl
quarts, from 40 to 54 cents for pints and from 23 to 27 cents L I ; - -- Je 56er2h.dci.
-
fol'half-pints Realtors Receive
_
rF aa a r:
Increased cream prices here I
occurred in conjunction with a Special Bulletin
t tI
aise in milk prices in four other i ONLY MOR GIVES YOU 4 TO CHOOSE FROM
ate marketing areas. Milk prices All members of the Florida Association I
were will remain the same how-I of Realtors are being senta f
0i *\'er. special bulletin urging them to
t work to kill amendment No. 5 on I
,
Price increases followed a surrey the Nov. 5 ballot Violet Dunham. ,
by the Florida Milk
Com- !executive secretary of the association -

have"nission.not which been In contended line with prices production The. revealed yesterday. BEEF lA VEAI PORK
costs. I ton convention Realtors last at their week voted Braden-towage I ,.. l 6 ,

Local milk producers said high I a last ditch fight to prevent
eed and labor costs warrant the 'passage of the amendment which '
increases and that the new price -- 'I'III 'V4 s iy 14drrhv.
schedule would allow them barely I- t
: in even break. :Real Estate Commission.
i Unless production costs decline _
>hortly milk prices will be from Kiwanians To Honor KOREA PLEADER: Louisa Yim
one to three cents higher in this I tabovel. president of the Central
area or some dairies will be forced .Returned Veterans Women's College at Seoul. Korea.
out of business it was claimed.No I' ,I!
arrives in New York after her
Plaques "In
Recognition of
dairy in this vicinity Is showing I service /
: a profit it was pointed out. to our Country" will be presented -:I flight across the Pacific to plead
1 i Higher prices effective today 15 former service men at i I the cause of her nation before the
-I are based on "intensive study I the Kiwanis Club luncheon meeting I II !United Nations Assembly.. She
at the Chamber of CommerceBldg
w of freight rates equipment rePIANISTHUMORIST at 12:15: pm.. today. The I wants to get foreign troops out Of
men are all club members r her native land so that 22 million
I Rep Tynn Cobb Jr will discuss I I Koreans can manage their own
the Constitutional Amendments. affairs. said; ""

9 es=seii NOTICENotice .

is hereby given that the! Orlando Civil Service Board will
hold competitive examinations for First Year Fireman and
First Year Policeman on Monday night December 9. 1946
Applicants fcr positions of Fireman or Policeman must be under F
30 years of age
IhtORH Ex-service men receive a 10-point,credit on this examination. in
L accordance! with State law.
Applications for either classification must be filed: with E. D
d'ROEBlLKAl1Dca
Horst. Secretary. Orlando Civil Service Board on or before T .3Sx r
November 26 1946. M
Application blanks available at Fire Station 19 N. Main St, or
Police Station City HaltORLANDO
AND HISk CIVIL SERVICE BOIRD
D A. LAYTON. Chairman
E. D. HORST. Secretary.